The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 29, 1935, Page 5

ELKS IMPROVE: NOT ENOUGH TO DEFEAT LEGION RESULTS YESTERDAY Legion 6, Elks 5. Good—but not gooa encugh. That is the way to be the rejuve- nated Eiks as they battled and lost 0 the Legion in last pight's second half City Baseball League apener at Baseball Park. Tt ¥ champions won, 6 to 5. Unmistakably, the last-position Elks were improved. For the first time in many a game, they had come huctle. The score itself is elo- quent evidence as to the determin- cd manpner in which the Antlers kept after the Legionnai “Rabbit” Ell! two Legion two Elks’ runs in L‘w first f"m'", However, timely hitting by Ken Junge and Joe Snow of the Legion, tied the score at 2-all before the initial inning was over. John Ko- shak was scored, after singling, on » Junge's one-base fly, and Bob Boyd # did just that thing, 8 cafe on a fielder's choice, romped home on Snow's hard double to center. Koki Obliges With two out in the Elk half of the second, Manager A. T. (Shavey) Koski strode to the plate. Someone in the grandstand shouted, “Come on, Shavey, hit a home run.” Shav- ey is a nice, obliging fellow—so he poling out a long, high ball along the left field foul line, good for four bases. But that wasn't enough to keep the Antlers ahead. For, in their half of the second, the Legionnaire bounced into the lead, 4-3, when some poor Elk infie \\mk bined with Koshak’s cf the day fer two tallies The Legion didn't stop there. In Z the third, Boyd rammed a ball out to right for a triple. He came home on Ev Nowell's high fly to left. Ir the fifth, the winners counted their final run on Boyd's second long hit of the day, a home run into cen field. This was Boyd's second cir- cuit ply of the season Rabbit Races However, the Elks went down fighting, with one ¢“Rabbit” EIl- linsburg leading the fight. In the fifth, Rabbit was safe on an in- field error. He stole second. He stole third. Jimmy Orme punc. a sin- gle to rizht, and in came the Rab- bit. in the seventh and last frame, Rabbit was just as effective. He was safe on first after pumping clow one past second. He stclk ond. He stole third, and, in trying to catch the best base-runner in the league, the Legionnaires lost the ball. Ellinsburg raced home for the Elks’ final run on an er ‘Ward McAlister again pitched a steady game for the winners. Last night's victory marked McAlister's fifth win in as many starts. He whiffed five and allowed but five hits. The Elks showed some changes. Abbie Garn made his return to the fold, and the colorful, peppery play- er promptly was put in as catch- er, with young Ted Adams, a re- cruit, doing a nice job at short- stop. The summary: > W W W W e e ] o . Orme, vamga.on 1b Jernberg, cf C. M'Spaddén, p Garn, ¢ Adams, ss Stedman, 3b Koski, rf ~oocoor~rocowd ~oocorocor~nil e ) Totals LEGION Koshak, 1f Foster, 3b Junge, 2b Boyd, ¢ Snow, 1b Hagerup, rf Lowe, rf Nowell, cf Roller, ss McAlister, p Totals Store by innings: Elk Legion 3 Struck out by, C. MacSpadden 1, McAlister 5; walked by, C. Mac- Spadden 3, McAlister 1; wild pitch, C. MacSpadden; double play, Sted- man to J. Orme to Livingston; runs batted in, Jernberg, Garn, Koski, J. Orme, Junge, Snow, McAlister. Koshak, Nowell, Boyd; two-base hit Snow; t e-base hit, Boyd; 3 runs Koski, Boyd; earned runs, 1, Legion 6; left on bases Elks 3, Legion 6; sacrifice hit, Foste en bases, Elli shak 2, Junge, Snew of game, 1 hour, 40 minutes; umpires, Thom- as, Orsen, Sabin. Auk Bay Inn i Invites You to DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT TO MUSIC FURNISHED BY GEORGE TROYCHAK “The Wonder Boy Accordionist™ ® FRIED CHICKEN DINNER EVERY SUNDAY . e} At Attractive Savings! 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Junge probably will get the nod Ciaude Erskine, the Moose ace chucker, is the likely choice for the e 7 Black Sox, although Dave Turner [Building employees were beaten k\m} WASHINGTON, June 29.— Max may get the call weeks by the juniors, but work-| Baer is to be married today W oA outs and drills have pepped thaly Ellen Sullivan, of Ithica, N CARDINALS, FEDS veterans so that they are more con-|y. She gave her age as 32 and s TO MEET TONIGHT fident of victory tonight Baer at 26. The bride-to-be is man= Bk Dinc's 5 of the Willard Hotel coffe# GAME TONIGHT e 8. Jones of Richmond, Va t;n',) At Baseball Park—Federais vs copy of the printed in 1 Cardinals at 6 o'clock (exhibi- tion). BAER TO WED the Legion and ]lst hal won e recall | was | close The 1 Beginning just where they left|Ward M off in the first half competition, the | Elks last Legion and the Moose will continue | not be their keen rivalry tomorrow afber-]]eavo\ \I Henry with " ball Park in an effort to defeat the noon in a second-half cm Baseball Ken Ju Wilson F¢ r from Cardinals, junior players, in the Te- | — e -— CASNIARG T 15-MILL LEVY P Ketchikan's City Council has des his |cided to keep the 15-mill tax levy again this year. &% o 00 ANNUAL Moose Picnic RIFLE RANGE NEAR GLACIER SUNDAY, JUNE 30 ® Plenty of eats—Beer, Hot Dogs, Ice Cream, Cake, ete. ® Cars leave Terminal Corner for Picnic Grounds at 10 a.m. ADMISSION—GENTLEMEN, 50¢ LADIES AND CHILDREN FREE Games and Fun for All Public Invited llIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIII[IIII|I!llllllIIIII|IIIIlINIIIIIIIIIIIIII||||I||IIlIIIlIIIIIIII GAME TOMORROW At Baseball Park—Legion vs Moose at 5:30 o'clock. 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