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Game	Grutz
Game Family	Fungo Fungo
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Description	per Wieand. This is a game with pitching and batting but no running. A caught fly ball results in an out, and the batter then goes to the outfield, or grutz, to begin his rotation back to the batting position. If a ball is not caught, the fielder tries to return it to home through an arch made by the batter.
Sources	Paul R. Wieand, Outdoor Games of the Pennsylvania Germans (Plymouth Meeting, PA: Mrs. C. N. Keyser, 1950)., page 9.
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-|Description=per Wieand.[79]  This is a game with pitching and batting but no running.  A caught fly ball results in an out, and the batter then goes to the outfield, or grutz, to begin his rotation back to the batting position.  If a ball is not caught, the fielder tries to return it to home through an arch made by the batter.
+|Description=<p>per Wieand. This is a game with pitching and batting but no running. A caught fly ball results in an out, and the batter then goes to the outfield, or grutz, to begin his rotation back to the batting position. If a ball is not caught, the fielder tries to return it to home through an arch made by the batter.</p>
+|Sources=<p><span>Paul R. Wieand,&nbsp;</span><em>Outdoor Games of the Pennsylvania Germans</em><span>&nbsp;</span>(Plymouth Meeting, PA: Mrs. C. N. Keyser, 1950)<span>., page 9.</span></p>
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