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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03
&QOifQlbeilunQ Der 9ferOeaId)wddc.

Sdpodc ncrboc &crcner 9cpIoot bon SomnaSDf9tc inO
dlebcn SrGumen opOe 9usiHie @rlt, 9hidl- unO Ropi
@nc8c SoarouSoG 6nobmc Ocs @b0rs nO Der ScDhot aa
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aSer nub gSarbrnd na O6lg sC6OOc an nn SdOg
ncbeilt uer0cn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03

ben f0nucn o6nc linicre ieicrIi6lten
3idagcn 81 Uerlcben iuO lnieren
G6aroftcr it ocn 9macu aon5 euro
pa's perddtlid 81 naden.@
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niht 5llfrieocn nit Ger iiberlegten
Gerleblng ciucs bon i6ut luter5eidj.
uetcu geriro0es, oie icierIiditenGer.
ipredlngen icincr bcrporroGeuOitcu
Stoatsmdlncr ncrlcuanct. SSuOeii
cS 5ualcid europa Goppten nuo
0em Sou5crGn Scr Siirfci SonO IN
Sic gluocn ltrciitc, pcr6anoeltc Gn9.
lGuo, nm ircic SonO i'm 9iilt6ole SIT
la6cn 0eididt ouf cinan0criogenOe
9lbnadluugcn nit ocu Nidhten inb
idloB sur aromng Oicier 6iuterliiti-
gen 9lr6eit nit 6rdnfrcid Die Der.
itdnOiguug BON 1901. 1ur1 Oieien
&ertrog erluu9te es bon 6ronfrei1
Do(len @er3iht aiif oeren mibtigc
dloterielle inO horoliide Sitereiien
III 6gppten iii giustauib gceen 0lo-
roffo. ooS fcide 6titii9c 9eiituug
por.
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i'm Snicrcn oird d0c 0Rittcl, o6nc
Dod5uIoiicn iino pitlcioloS oic9lng
liiirnng. Set geainn Der Sffupa.
tion critidte es oie liberaleu SOcet
uuo 6eicitigte oie pom egpptiidcd
8oltc crlangte Gouititution, Inn cin
tpronnii6es un0 piafiirlidcS 9leqi-
me cin5ufii6ren @ssor6eitete einSp-
item bon Observation-Disclosures
uu0 .@eicbcn ans. Tie Ereiic iuur-
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ten
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gl6reiie nod ggDptcn Dor lno iel6iI
oos Gotlm iciner 9Gnflnit mar Oft.
5icQ icitgeieBt nls Gnglon0, BON Scr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03

ariegserfl1ruug 9lubcu 3ie6eno, i6n
beOerten lieB, cr mogc nid)t IN icir
2onO 5uriidfe6reu Nlon 6ottc ipd.
ter iel6It oie aii6n6eit, i6m 3li 6eie6
lcn 0ie Siirfei 5u perloiieu ino in
Stolien ieinen @o6niib 5ur nebmen.
Gr peigerte i'd, oicen ieiuer @iirOc
uno ieiuen1 @atriotisums lpioeriprc
Aenoen 9eie6len 5l folgen
g9d6rcu0 oieier 3eit 5ettelte Gng-
lono sen Staotsitreih oes 9ieginc.
luedielS an itno oie Gegierlmg con.
iis5irte aac @oifen ielbit oie Stode
SpGtcr per6aitete uno oeportirte es
sic egDptiic6en Eotroten na6 @ldlta
uno onoersmo6in uno ii6te olif
gciuiiie uciltrolc 9iegierlmgcu eiueu
Grud ans, i'm lie 81 ullierer Geriol-
girg 3il berpflidten.
giod Grfl0rlng Oes arie9cs gegen
bic Siirfei crl0Bt Scr Sohitcontmor.
oirenOe Scr britiicben Streittrdite@e-
neral Nlarpea cine Proclamation
an ous egDptiidc Golf, in Scr er es
5ur Gu6c crlno6nt uno crfldrt Gu0.
IonO merOc bic bon Ggppten umtct
ocnt groBen Nlo6omct 9lli eripor6e-
neu g}edltc un0 9Sreiheitcn" pertbei.
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.Iegitimc Sonocr0u Ggppten's o6ge.
iebt sic Gngldnoer berilfcn ieincu
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9Srotcftorot ii6cr oaS 9}ilt6ol 10 0en
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es leine ongeiicbts bon europa per-
i0nli6 iibernonlmenen Gerpflidtun.
gen init lSiiBen getreten. ,o@nglonO
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un9 2. @lujeitGt BAT ieOe 9l6iidt,
GgDptcn 3l onneftiren ooer BORT ein
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nod iniere 9lbii1t elmer tboti0dli-
den lmO oouernoen Oftupution II
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seidneicu intcruationoIcu Gerpfli6.
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gsel6cn llnteriAieo moGen Sic,
mcin SEER, 5piibcu Gnglono, oaS
oen 9onooner &ertro1 5erreiBt iein
G6rcniport uerr1t6, icinc Geripreden
mo ieinc genoieitcn lnO i6rlliG.
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oen arico gc5ogen ii, angc6lid ipeil
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ipeftirtcn9 Sogen Sie mir, pelhes
2ono 5ucrit bic Gcrtrd9e ols Fopier-
! icBeH nniebcn miro2 @enn Sic pirf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03

mir iin0 ongclangt, MIR INNER ber,
ans aus Der 9uoel~ i1allte cs lout
oic gauge Sicibe Der Magen cntlang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03

ben f0nucu o6nc nuicre ieicrIiNiten
3nagcn 81 uerlcBen inO inleren
G6oroftcr III Den 9lugcu gan5 Guro.
pu'S pcr1d,tlih an ntafen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03

Gen nod inner eeiihloiieneu 9il.
lctidolter bon Sbmnr5enberg felt
int 9lilee, in Der Sono ole llbr, ging
Der Treiberr bon Ronne6erg nnuIbiG
olli uno ob, pdbreno Jeroinano il;
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-30
Today's Calendar
of Sports

NONCOMPLIANCE hundFed-mile In
ternational Sweepstakes raee at Indian
ApoliA motor speedway. Track races Mt Ia
coma, Minneapolis and Elmira, n. Y.
R0WING--Annual regatta ~ New York
Rowing association on Harlem river, New
York.
BENCH sHows--Annual show Of Long
Island Kennel club at Gravesend, l.. ],
MULTIPLICATION Michigan Spring
championship cross-country run nj Detroit.
sHooTING-Iowa State trap-shooting
tournament opens at Waterloo, Ia. Utah
state trap-shOotlng tournament opens at
Springfield, Utah.
TENNIs-Nnssau and Queens county
championship tournament at Great Neck,
l., I. Massachusetts doubles championship
tournament nj Boston. Leland Stanford vs..
Yale Mt New Haven, Conn. Dartmouth vs..
Williams at WilliamAtown, Mass. Stevens
Institute W. Montcair Athletic club at
M0ntclair, N. y.
YACHTING-Annual regatta Of Harlem
Yacht club at New York City.
HORSE sHOws-AnnuaI exhibition Of
Devon Horse show association at Devon, Pa.
RAcING-suburban handicap and interna-
tional steeplechase Mt Belmont Park, n. ".
WREsTLING--Finlsh match between
Charley Cutler and Yusslff Hussane at Chi
oaRO.
BOXIHG--BattliDg Levinsky vs.. Porky
Flynn, eight rounds, at Chattanooga. Jim
Coffey We. Carl Morris, ten rounds, Mt Tulsa,
Okla. Jack Britton W. Joe yelling, ten
rounds, mt New York. Albert Badoud vs..
italian Joe Cans, ten rounds, at Brooklyn.
Young Jake Ahearn vs.. Zulu Kid, ten rounds.
ut Brooklyn. Harvey Thorpe ". Tyler
Thomas, twelve rounds, at Kansas City.
Freddie Enek w. Danny Goodman, ten
rounds, Mt Aurora. III.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-30
Busy Day at All
Clubs for Golfers

Golfers will be in there element al
all fthe Omaha clubs today,
A flag contest, medal handicap, will
be staged at the Field club with two
prizes up for the victorious golfers, !
An eighteen-hole handicap medal
play with the ten low men 10 quality
Tor a swatiest Is cardcd for the Happy
Hollow club. A prize presented by r.
c. Wagner is the stake for the win
ner. and the runner-np viii get a
prize donated by f. +, Clark There
will also be an especial approaching
contest for prize presented by
George Z. Gilmore
A tWo-hall f0ursome will be played
BY the Miller Park Coli club golfers
ia addition 10 handicap medal play,
while the Pretlicst Mile golfers will
finish mp an eighteen hole handicap
against bogry thar was started Sun
dsN
a flag tournament beginning an 2
O'Clock followed hy a driving contest
al 5 O'Clock are On the boards al the
Country cluh
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-30
Ducky Holmes Nine
to Play South Side
Colored Team Today

Joe Wavrin, manager of the Ducky
Holmes team OF the Greater Omaha
league, has undertaken big contract.
Wavrin has matched his athletes for
tangle with Hunters Giants the
South Side eolored team which toured
the country last year as the South
Omaha Wonders. Wavrin will play
the dusky lads for a side bet OF $500
The game will be played this after
noon a t5 o'clock at Dueky Holmes
park at Thirty-first and Ames avenue
Wayrin has signed up another
hurler. The new acquisition is Smoky
Grant. who is well known as a capable
hurler around Omaha and the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-30
Danes Accept the
Def Of the Swedes
for a Tug-of- War

Now comes the manager and cap
tain of the Danish tug-of-war team
and accepts the def hurled at them
by the Swedish team and sign an
agreement that they will pull for
blood and shekles the evening OF
June IS.
Some time ago the Swedes placed
$500 as forfeit money in the hands
OF the sporting editor OF The Bee for
contest with the championship
Danes The Danes have been some
what backward about accepting this
challenge because OF one clause in the
def which said that all previously
won trophies were to go with the
match. But now the Danes have
signed an agreement, through Emil
Toldbod, captain, and N. Z. Nelson,
manager, that will accept the chal-
lenge Of the Swedes and that they
will at once put up their $500 as a
stake Of the pull
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-30
TEACHES PRISONERS HOW
10 BRIGHTEN CORNER"

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hnaH ta u lhe staft
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hhtHekkft eks tinusa 81 tua.f e.
tiHehs aH3 isgs kth h8 mNlt
tat feRfag.N nfaHauMteH ht sass
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solo Gag t8 m8thHAf RFt5
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-30
Omaha and Lincoln
to Mix on Cricket
Crease Here Today

Captain Fred Holmes will lead his
eleven OF Lincoln cricketers into
Omaha today for combat at the Mil
Ter park crease, with the Omaha
Cricket club team. The game will
start at o'clock.
Last year the locals trimmed up the
boys from the Capital City and are
expecting to repeat today. A note
worthy addition to the Omaha eleven
is Rev. Calvert of Benson, formerly
of Crete. The minster-ericketer is
said to have the rare ability OF swerv-
ing the cricket ball much as a base
ball pitcher throws an out curve,
which is regarded as a difficult feat
among cricket players. Mr.. Calvert
will take the place of A. Hoyle, for
the last two years a member OF the
local team, but now somewhere in
France"
Forehead, Hoyle, Kenworthy, Pea
cock, Stribling, Cleary, Stilman,
Brooksbank and all OF the other local
cracks, with the possible exception OF
Dr. Roome, will be on hand to give
the Lineolnites the battle Of their
lives.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-30
MATTY SHUTS OUT
BRAVES OF BOSTON
Giants ontinue on Their Victorious
Way, Defeating Stallings'
Crew.
THREE TO NOTHING IS SCORE

Boston, May 29-The New York
Nationals continued on their victor
ious way today, shutting out Boston
3 to 0. Msthewson pitched for the
visitors and held the Braves to four
singles. The veteran did not waste
his strength, seldom using at asst ball,
and Boston hit only few II his slow
ones outside the diamond.
Five double plays shortened the
game One Of thes was started by
Mathewson. He picked one OF Smiths
fast shoots out OF the air with his
bare hand and doubled Konetchy off
first. New York's first run was due
to an infield hit, an out at first and a
single by Kauff Two hits, an error
and wild pitch and an out gave the
visitors two runs in the eighth.
NEW Work. pneT0N
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-30
Ford Win Journey
Again to Europe

Detroit Nah MAY 81 Henry
Ford who organized enc Ford Peace
expedition whtth sailed ioF EuFopt
last winter may return t0 Europe Is
teneW bm efforts d hfne ahnai peaes
among che Nafrtaa uatianss fAA
Wa4 made putl tonight
BIZ Theodore pc aVigne aho Il ID
- Touch with 80 FafA ils $50
Mt Fed maF Sail ier steskhnlm
about lane
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-30
BURGESS-NASH WIN TWO
STRAIGHTS FROM TE.BE-CES

The Burgess-Nash team made II
two straight yesterday afternoon by
defeating the Te Be Ce's, 8 to ;.
Ryan and Probst both threw good
ball, but extra base hits put the game
on ice for the store boys. Sutej was
the ctar hitter OF the day, putting two
over the fence for home runs; he hit
third one over the same fence but
it was called foul.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-30
SENATORS BATTLE
MACKS TO A TIE
Johnson and Meyers Engage in a
Pitching Duel at Finish Of
the Fray.
SIX HURLERs USED IN GAME

Washington, May 2o.-Washington
and Philadelphia played a desperately
fought to S tie today, the game
being called in the ninth to let the
home team catch train for Boston,
Each club used three pitchers, John
son and Meyers engaging in a duel
at the finish, Washington tied the
score by scoring twice in the ninth
inning and had the bases full when
Jameson ended the game by striking
out. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-30

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-30
Total. sh aff1a a.R ul.,,

'Natted for NtNey iu ninth
Two-haaa hits! Wheat paskert Three
base HIT. Johnston Sacrifice hits. pau.
bert, Whitfield. pouhlAs play klUifer Ia
Bancroft Bases on halls or cheney
go MNeT D Hits and earned fnuas OFT
cheney, ana IN nine innlngs 81 uMey.
and J in ninh innings ut - pitched
hah craFath ~ cheney struck oat nv
cheney. & ~ RksY wild pieh cheney
umptFss Klein and Fmslia
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-30
ARMOUR OFFICE TEAM is
WINNER OVER THE COLTS

The Armour office base bali nine
defeated Durnall's Colts Sunday in a
hot combat, to O. Langhein, on the
mound for the packing house pen
pushers, was in rare form and allowed
the Colts but one hit, while the Ar
mours collected six off of Hatcher.
The Armours also staged three double
plays.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-30
Luxus Overcome
Jinx and Win Over
the Armour Nine

The LuNus overcame the Armour
inns yesterday aud hammered out a
victory over their ancient rivals, 5
"a Art Dyck and Gnfncss staged
4 pretty hurling duel with pyck hav.
ms an edge Art allowed but live
hits and struck out ten men Fielding
es jim Mclady and a catch al a line
drive by Johnny Hasen featured the
tray Score
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-30
UOURKES ALLOWED
. TWO HITS BY BAKER
Dcs Moines Hurler Shuts Out the
Omaha Crew by Score Of Two
to Nothing.
SCORES RESULT OF ERRORS

Des Moines, Ia, May 29-Baker
held Omaha 10 two hits today, and
.Des Moines shut out the visitors, 2
DO 0 The local scores were the result
Of errors by Kruger and Merz, fol
lowing bases on balls. IN the second
inning Hartford forced Spahr, who
had walked, stole second took third
pu kruegcr's overthrow and scored on
hwoldfs hit IN the fourth, Jones
walked took third on Merz wild
throw 10 first and counted on Spahr's
infield hit. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-30

Detroit May aR--St Louis and Detroit
divided double header here today. the
visitors taking the frat same 20 ., white
he Tigers pounded II 20 victory IN the
second contest 81 Louis won tbs opening
game by poundinE Cunningham Tor thirteen
hits 10 the seven innings he wAA Ia the hos
IN thu second contest, the Tigers hit
three - Louih pitchers for nineteen hits.
drivinE Plank and crsndan from the box in
the Third inning Crandall who relieved
Plank with none out IN tho third lasted
ealY onesthifd 81 an inning and gave way
te FiRchafi Nho fininhed the game The
third tnniuE Melted Detroit nine runs both
games Nere played on = aoEKw field The
seeeNd game was ralied 81 thp enH ~ THIS
eiEhth inhiRg 90 atloW iha sI Louis team
e. catch = tgaln Score. trst same
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Standing Of Teams
WEST LEAGUE
NAT LEAGUE
Yesierday's Reaults.

Yesterdays Results,
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, O.; Das Moines, g
Topeka, 3, NJ. Joseph, 8,
Lincoln, ~. Sioux City H.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
81 L1ug-C heaRo rain
New York, o Boston, 0,
Brooklyn. q. Philadelphia. g.
Cincinnati g, Pittsburgh !
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston. o New York, o.
Philadelphia, 8 Washington. s called
End ninth to allow players 20 catch train.
g. Louis SO. Detroit, AN
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
indianapolis, / Louisville. 2
Minneapolis, 81 -. Paul, 0.
Toledo Columbus. rain.
Games Today.
Western Leaguc-Omahs 81 Des Moines
Topeka AZ ~, Joseph Lincoln at Sioux
city, Wichita at Denver
National Leaguo--St, Louis at Chicago;
At Pittsburgh! New York at Phil.
adeiphia. Boston at Brooklyn.
American Lcague=WashinRto at Boston
Philadelphia ~ New York; Chicago at De.
Irot, Cleveland 1T 81 Louis.
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JOSIES DEFEAT THE KAWS
Home Team Wins snappy Game
from Topeka by the Score Of
Six to Three.
OTTO WILLIAMS STEALS HOME

St. Joseph, Mo, May 2o-St Jo-
seph won snappy game from To-
peka today, Q to 5. Up to the eighth
inning Williams allowed only one hit
In the seventh Otto Williams stole
home after Cochran's error melted
three runs, The score.
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Plank, 1; off crandali /; off Fincher /;
Off Dubuc, o First on errors St Louie. / !:
Detroit, q Hits and earned runs orr Plank,
hits, 3 runs In two innings (none out in
third1. off Crandall hits. 3 runs in one
third inning OF Fineher, hits, ! run in
five and two-thirds innings, of Dubue, 10
hits. I runs IN eight innings. Hit by pitched
ball: Stanage by Crandall Struck out. ny
Plank. / by Fineher, 2 by Dubuc, 3. Wild
pitch. Dubuc. Umpires! Gill and Dineen.
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Totals II
.Battsd for Alnsmlth IN ninth.


.Batted for Ainsmith IN ninth
IRAN for johnson IN ninth
Philadelphia .,.2 0 o 8 0--B
Washington 80 0 q 0 2--b
Two-base hits; shanks oldring Three
bhhn hit schanE, Stolen bases; Strunk. Fos-
ter Sacrifice hits: Mcbride. Jameson.
Double plays, MeInnis 10 witt Lajole 10
McInns. Foster 10 Morgan 10 Judge Walsh
20 schang, Bases on balls; OFF Ayres, 1, off
sheehan, s; off Rice, 2; off Majors q; Off
Myers, /. Hits and earned runs: OFF Ayres. 2
hits, 2 runs In ono-third inning: off Rice, 4
hits, runs In six and two-thirds innings
1.-TWO on and none out In eighth. off shee-
han, hita, runs In five and one.thrd
innings, off Majors, hit, runs In three
and ono-thlrd innings; off Johnson, hits, /
run In two innings off Myers. l hit run
In one-third inning Hit by pitched ball.
schsng by Johnson struck out; ny sheehan,
by Majors, 2 by Myers by johnson, 1.
EMPIRES. Nalin and Evans.
Red Sox Whip Yankees.
New York May 2g.--After losing six
straight TO New York, the Bostons defeated
the Yankees in the closing game OF their
series today, 10 Q, Carl Mays, starting
his first game OF the season for the world
champions, held New York 70 three hits. and
was saved early In tho game by the apectae-
ular fielding Of McNally, who was aubat-
tutlng for Captain Barry Caldwell pitch
ing his first game since his recent injury,
twlrled an unsteady game for New York.
Senra
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struck out. By Williams, 4. By West 3
faHcs on balls orr Williams q. off Wost
Hts OF Went IN seven innings, OF
nhahnnr none. Hit by pitched hall kcats
ms stolen bases, o Williams. g two
hspo hits. Jourdan, West Butler, Left on
bases *. Joseph 3 Topeka, q Earned
runs 81 Joseph, Topeka. q wild pitch
hashner Time ltab umpircs pontlus
aud Anderson
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Sioux City Loses
Opener to Lincoln

Sioux City, May 2o.--Sioux City
lost the opening game 10 Lincoln by
a score OF II TO II in thirteen innings.
Stevenson, the Lincoln shortstop,
broke his right les sliding into third
base Score
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snstted for Merz in eighth
lmaha s.,,to 9 . 30
Dies neines 80 / o 0 0 s--2
Two-base hits; Burg, Mclean Hahn. Sac
flflee hit. Burg Left on bases Omaha. 4 !,
pes Moines. B. Struck out by Baker 3 (,
By Merz, q First on balls; OFF Baker. Q I;
IN Merz. 3 Off North. /. Hits and runs
or Mcrg, hits and runs IN seven lninRs;
OF North, no runs and hit In one inning
wild pitch Merz, Double plays; Ewodt to
Claire to Jones' Merz 10 Krug TO Kildun 10
Miller Time, iigG umpireai Carney and
f0kman