The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 22, 1929, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATU TONIGHT?2 M N GOING NOW- illilty, A e B A , Yl 4 0 o > \ Ny BRINGING UP FATHER e DIDN'T YOU TELL ME BEFORE THAT OINTY AND HID IFE WERE GOING TO THE OPERA oT WELL- THAT SURE | WORKED FINE-AN'I QT THE EVENIN' OFF TO JOIN DINTY: THAT 19 \F HE KIN GIT OUT- ~YEP-1 TOLD MAGGIE THAT You h\ MAPPERS LOSE T0 SNOHOMISH ) IN 600D GAME Coast Guard Downs Navy; on Land Last Night, Winning Game, 9-4 The Navy went down to defeat! last night when the Snohomish ball team won from the Air Mappers 9 to 4 in a 7-inning game at City Park. The pitching and hitting of Erickson for the Coast Guardsmen featured the game, He held the Navy sluggers score- less ‘for six frames and collected three safeties himself, a home run, a double and a single in four trips to the pan. He had better sup- port than Hunter, heaving for the Mappers, but he was effective in the pinches while Hunter faltered some. Hunter held the Snohomish score- less the first three innings. He had a nice assortment of curves and excellent control. Greber at first, Pawliaoski in center and Reeves in left turned in a fine game of ball. Here's the Sad Story lows: Hall started a single to right and immediately pilfered sec- ond. Roberts picked three bad ones to swing at. Rand singled to center scoring Hall. Hindle hit to the infield forcing Rand at sec- ond. Erickson took advantage of a nice fat one that Piicher Hunter handed up to him and smacked the old horsehide in the direction of the Fair Building, two blocks away.. The Air Squadron was sent after the ball and a few minutes later reported they had found it. In the meantime Erickson had made a circuit of the bases send-. ing Hindle in ahead of him. Gaich Retan attempts to steal third, the catcher high-powers a throw to third, the ball went through Tay- lor's hands, hitting him on the dome, bounding in the direction of short and Retan continued on home. Roberts fouled out to Tay- lor and Rand gounded out Burda to Greber. 1 run, 2 hits. Boatswain Glick replaces Hunter in the box - seventh. Hindle started the final round with a base on balls and stole second. This man Erickson again hit safely, planting a single in right field, his third hit in four trips to the plante. Hindle went to third, and Erickson tip- toed to second on the next ball pitched. Gaich was out on a fly ito Pawliaoski and Hindle scored. Dobyns put his foot in the bucket kept up the fireworks with a single to left. Dobyns got a free ticket to first. Lance sacrificed the pair another station and the bases were loaded to capacity. Retan sent o Dewey Chaser at Hunter and was retired at first. “Twas a Glorisus fourth”—3 runs, 4 hits. Three in the Fifth Hall opened the fifth with a hold-over from the fourth on a“ .single through short and went to| second on a wild pitch. Roberts for the third time decided he would rest between innings. Rand hit to the box, the ball glancing off Hunter's hand and rolling wide. A wild pitch advanced everybody an | other notch. Hindle hung around the plate until he was passed to first, and all the cushions were occupied. Up came Mr. Erickson, and, being weak from the road work he did in the preceeding in- After the Guardsmen had failed to score in the first, the Navy open- ed its offensive drive. ning, decided he would go only hailf as far so pushed the old pill to center for two bases, scoring Hall The Alr Mappers seot Burda uplo.4 pand, Gaich flew out to Paw- first to survey the field and s|jjaoki gnd Erickson took third on flying was good he picked left field | yo throw in, Dobyns reached first to land on. English followed with on Hunter’s error the ball rolling in another in the same direction which 4 the direction of second base. Er- Gaich did a juggling stunt With|;opcon tried to steal home but was and everybody was safe. Schwant tried the air route to left field|, .o by Burda. but fell short as Hindle got under it, for the first out. Pawliaoski smacked the fourth ball to left nabbed at the plate by a nice 3 runs, 1 hit. | Sew-up Game ! Lance started the sixth by fan- ning. Retan singled to right field. field which was good for two bases, | oy followed sut with a single to scoring Burda and English. Then left advancing Retan to sgcond_ Greber tried the aerial route to center field by planting one over the center fielder's head for three bases scoring Pawliaoski. Reeves got on through Hindle’s failure to field his grounder. This produced a conference of the wise heads, and the Snohomish changed pilots in mid-stream, Erickson taking the wheel on the mound and Retan being disrated to first base. Play being resumed Reed laid one down to short and Reeves was forced at second, but Greber on the play came tearing home and gently pressed his spikes against the rub- ber. The Air Mappers finally land- ed when Jackson grounded out to Retan for the third hand. 4 runs, 3 hits. The Navy went scoreless for the rest of the game. Celebrates Fourth Every man in the Snohomish lineup celebrated the fourth as fol- [ — \ New Shipment HARDEMAN HATS Superior Quality H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man and was all wet. Lance hit one that got tangled in Reed’s shoe laces and Erickson scored. Retan smacked a red hot drive at Glick which the oldtimer handled as Disney Caps A complete assortment of well styled snappy patterns for summer wear, Now on display SABIN & SCOTT The Store For Men ’thought it were a cream puff. 2 runs, 1 hit. Glick up, rolled down short alley. struck an air pocket on his way to! (first and was out by one canvas| ishoe length. Burda flew out to, “Gaich and English, by authority of His Umps, broadcasting on a short wave, signed off at three. | Box Score and Summary Snohomish— ABRHPOAE ‘HEH, 3b . 42220 Roberts, cf ......4 0 01 0 Rand, ¢ 411 81l Hindle, ss 23033 i Erickson, lband p4 2 3 0 0 0! Gaich, If " 8 e SR § Dobyns, 2b 30032 D‘ Lance, rf .. o5 A B 5 Retan, pand 1h...4 1 1 5 0 0/ Total .33 9 921 6 4 Navy Air Mappers— | |Burda, 2b 411230 English, ¢ 3.1 B Echwant, 3b ......3 0 0 0 1 0] [Daylor, ‘9b LALEE0°0700 100 Pawliaoski, cf $ 1.3 00 }Grcbt-r 1b 3138 10 | Ree 1 300008 091 Reed, s$ 300001} Jackson, rf 2001000 Foster, rf e 30T0,40- 0 0 <08 | Hunter, p b Sl s S O | | Glick, p 100100 |* Total 2 4 621 7 4 | SUMMARY—Earned runs—Sno- ihomish 5, Air Mappers 2; Two base (hits—Erickson 1, Pawliaoski 1; w~Three base -hits—Greber 1; Home | runs—Erickson 1; Sacrifice hits— Gaich 2, Hall 1, Lance 1; Stole: | bases—Hall, Hindle, Erickson, Bur-| da, English, Reed, Jackson; Base ‘on balls—off Hunter 2, Glick 1; | Wild pitch—Erickson; Passed ball— {Rand; Innings pitched—by Retan i1-3, Erickson 6 2-3, Hunter 6, and | Glick 1; Hits—off Retan 3 in 1-3 |innings, Erickson 3 in 6 2-3 in- ‘mngs, Hunter 8 in 6 innings, Glick {1 in one inning; Struck out—by - RDAY, JUNE 22, 1929. 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