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By GEORGE McMANUS
MOOSE DEFEAT ALASKA JUNEAU
AND TIE FOR FIRST POSITION
City League Standings.
Won Lost Pet.
Alaskia-Juneau .... 3
Moose . 3
Elks . 2
.600
.600
.500
American Legion.. 1 3 .200
In the closest and most interest
ing game of the season so far, the
Moose defeated the Alaska Juneau
at City Park last night by a score
of 7 to C, largely through the ef
fectiveness of Jimmy McCloskey's
twirling. He held the ore-sorters
to seven hits, walked but two men
and hit one. The Moose are now
tied with the A. J. for first place.
The miners were able to find him
for safeties in but three out of the
seven innings played, the second,
third and seventh. In the second
McCloskey was touched up for five
bingles giving the miners three
runs, after they had scored In the
iir;;t on a wild throw by Koskey and
a dropped fly ball by Henry.
Barmakoff started on the mound
for the miners and worked five in
nings. His support was the best so
far this season, only two errors
being made behind him. He started
with a sore arm and had poor con
trol. in the fifth, in fielding a line
drive from Bothello's bat, his hand
was slightly injured and he retired
tit tlie end of that inning, Smith re
lieving him with the score five all.
Smith held the Moose hitless and
runless in the sixth. In the final
inning, u walk, a hit hatter, two
SEATTLE CLEANS
UP ON OAKLAND
OAKLAND, Calif,, June 13.—
From thi* beginning in yesterday's
game the Seattle Indians outfielded
and outliit tlie Oaks and won easily
by a score of 7 to 0. In the fourth
inning Yaryan, the Indian's catcher,
clouted one for the circuit parking
the ball.
Batteries were: Oakland—Kremer.
Eley and Baker; Seat tie—Gregg and
Y’aryan.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Pacific Coast League.
Oakland 0; Seattle 7.
Sacramento 1; San Francisco 2.
Salt Lake 7; I>os Angeles 5.
Vernon 10; Portland 0.
National League.
Phlladeliphiu^Clncinnati, rain, game
postponed.
St. Louis 5; Brooklyn 4.
Chicago 12; Boston 11.
Pittsburgh 4; New York 2.
American League.
Washington 1; St. Tx>uis ",
New York 4; Cleveland 8.
Philadelphia 7; Detroit 3.
Boston 10; Chicago 4.
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30
32
34
35
38
39
42
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Pacific Coast League.
W. L.
San Francisco .. . 4 6
Sacramento . 38
Vernon . 38
Los Angeles . 33
Salt Lake .. 33
Portland . 32
Seattle . 28
Oakland . 27
National League.
w. L.
New York . 34
Pittsburgh . 28
Brooklyn . 25
Cincinnati . 25
St. Louis . 26
Chicago . 27
Boston . 17
Philadelphia . 13
American League.
W. L.
New York . 31
Philadelphia . 27
Cleveland . 28
Detroit . 23
St. Loula . 22
Washington . 21
Chicago . 18
Hasten ......_... 18
15
20
22
22
23
24
34
35
18
20
22
26
25
27
24
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Pet
.648
.559
.543
.493
.485
.457
.397
.391
Pet.
.694
.583
.532
.532
.531
.529
.333
.271
Pet.
.633
.574
.560
.469
.468
.438
.429
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sacrifice hits and a single gave the
Moose two runs and enough ito win.
The miners spotted Smith a run
in the sixth but he was unable to
hold it. In the seventh, poor biiso
running by George Messerschmidt
prevented a tie score. First up, he
got free transportation to first when
hit by a pitched ball. He stole sec
ond. Sperling struck out. Me sor
schmidt attempting to cteal third
was shut off, Gainara to G'allwas.
Parmakoff, who followed him drove
one to left for two hags which
Would have brought Messerschmidt
home with the tying run.
First Inning.
II. Me*'.-errrhmid't, leading off for
the Moose, hit one through second
which Agnew got to hut was unable
to touch. It went for a single. He
I promptly stole and was Sacrificed to
! third by .Jacobson who went out,
. Parmakoff to Andrews. Gamara’s
| grounder was fielded by Andrews
who touched first for the second out,
holding Hclnle to third. Mct’loskey
was out at first after missing the
third strike, Jorgenson to Andrews.
MeCloskey struck out Jorgenson.
Aignow's fly was snared by Bothello
in right field. Mock hit to Koskey
at short who threw wild to first,
Monk taking second on the throw.
Andrews lifted a lofty fly to Henry
at first who dropped the ball, Mook
scoring from second. Andrews was
cut < ff at second on an attempted
steal, Gamara to Beaudin.
Second Inning.
Henry struck out. Bothello singled.
Ho w'ent out, Jorgenson to Agnew
I when he tried to pilfer second. Kos
key was safe when Smith fumbled
| his grounder. Beaudin dropped a
j roller to the mound, going out
Parmakoff to Andrews.
George Messerschmidt struck out.
i Sperling struck out. Parmakoff
j singled. Smith followed with an
j other safety advancing Parmakoff to
second. Jorgenson singled, scoring
| Parmukoff, Smith taking third and
Jorgenson second on the throw to
head off Parmakoff at the plate.
■ Agnew singled, scoring Smith and
sending Jorgenson to third. Mook
singled, scoring Jorgenson, Agnew
j going to second. Andrews hit down
( first base line, Henry putting him
! out unassisted.
Third Inning.
Jacobson drew a pass from Par
I mukoff and stole second. H. Messer*
! “chmidt and Gallwas fanned. Gain*
itira flied out to George Messerschmidt
: in right field.
O. Messerschmidt. was safe at first
when Gallwas threw wild to first.
I Sperling struck out. Messerschmidt
! stole second. Parmakoff singled for
' tiie second enccesive time, scoring
| George. Smith flied out to Gallwas.
• C. Saibin struck out.
Fourth Innir".
Tiic Moose scored five runs in the
! fourth in three hits mixed with
three baees on balls and an error.
: MeCloskey walked and stole second.
Henry singled scoring Jimmy and
1 stole second and third. Bothello
drew a pass and stole second. Kos
key singled to left field. Henry scor
ing. Bothello also attempted to
score but was caught at the plate,
Sperling to Parmakoff to Jorgenson,
Kcrliey going to second on the play.
Boaudln walked and he and Koskey
pulled a double steal. Jacobson
i lilt down first, base line, Andrews
1 lidding hut failed to touch first,
hurrying his throw home to catch
Koskey, both men being safe, and
; Beadiri going to third. Jacobson
stoic second and both he and Beau
din, scored when Messerschmidt
singled, lleinio going to second on
the throw-in and stealing third.
Gallwas struck out. Gamara hit a
grounder to second and was out
Agnow to Andrews.
But three men faced MeCloskey
in the fourth. Jorgenson filed out
to Gallwas. Agnew flied out to
! Henry and Mook wont out Koskey
| to Henry.
Fifth Inning.
| MoCloskey filed out to Andrews.
1 Henry kit for two baiM through aec
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“FLIVVER PLANE" PROVES A SUCCESS.
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Iaieu tenant George Barbot's demonstration of hie motor-wilder, or ''flivver plane,” as It lias been
nicknamed in Uiis country, at Roor.evel't Field, bong Island, New V ,rk. Has practically proved his
contention that the day of general airplane travel is not far distant. Tie tiny monoplane, weighing only
300 pounds, attained a speed of saventy miles an hour on a gallon of gasoline. The French aviator
put it through severe tests, and it answered each time, just as it d d In its recent flight across the
English Channel. Barbot has stated that the plane, which has a flf een-ltcrsepcwer motor, can bo
manufactured in quantity for lest than $400.
ond, went to third, Jorgenson throw
ing wild in an effort to catcli him.
Ilothclio hit a hot line drive to the
hox, Purinakoff handling it perfect
I ty, jlightly injuring his throwing
hand. Koskey was out Mook to
i Andrews.
Andrews rolled one to McCloskcy
land was out nit first. Messerachmidt
] struck out. Sperling walked. Par
■ niakoff hit to short forcing Sperling
! at second, Koskey* to Beaudin.
.
Sixth Innning
Smith relieved Parmakoff. Beau
din was out on a fly to Andrews.
Jacobson walked and stole second
and third where he died when both
H. Messerachmidt and Gallwas
struck out.
In the sixth the Alaska Juneau
| forged to the front, scoring without
a hit. Smith was safe when Koskey
fumbled his grounder, lie went out
at second trying to steal, Gainara to
Beaudin.' Sabin struck out. Jorgen
son hit to Koskey who threw wild
to first. He went to second on a
wild pitch and stole third. Agnew
walked. Mook was safe when Henry
played with his grounder for a
minute and first was left uncovered,
Jorgenson scoring, Agnew going to
second. Andrews hit to second and
was out Beaudin to Henry.
Seventh Innnig.
A walk, a hit batter, a hit and
two sacrifices gave the Moose two
runs .and the game in the seventh.
Gamara walked and stole second.
McCloskcy sacrificed him to third,
going out Agnew to Andrews. Henry
was hit by a pitched ball. Bothello
singled cleanly, driving in Gamara
with the tying run, Henry going to
third. Koskey sacrificed, Agnew to
Andrews, Henry scoring the win
ning run. Beaudin went out at
first Andrews to Agnew.
, When George Messerschmidt at
tempted to steal third and was put
out, he cost the miners a chance to
win. He was hit and stole second.
After Sperling struck out, George
tried for third and was out, Ga
nvara to Gallwas. Parmakoff doubled.
He went to third when Beaudin
muffed McCloskey’s tliow to catch
him off second. Smith struck out
leaving Parmakoff stranded on third.
BOX SCORE AND SUMMARY
Moose
AB K H PO
Gamara, c. 3
Beaudin, 2b. 3
Koskey, ss. 3
Henry, lb. 3
Bothello, rf. 3
•Gallwas, 3ib_ 3
MeCloskey, p. 2
Mea’chmidt, H. If 4
•Jacobson, cf, 3b 0
Hollywood, cf. 1
A
3
2
1
0
0
0
0 10
0 0
0 0
0 0
Totals
C
.... 25 7 7 21
Alaska Juneau.
AB R H PO A E
Jorgenson, c. 4 2 17
Agnew 2b. 3 0
Mook, ss. 4 1
Andrews, lb. 0 0
Mes'chmldt, G. rf 3 1
tSmlth, 3b, p. 4
Parmakoff, p, 3b 4
Sperling, If. 3
Sabin, cf. 2
0
1 1
1 2
1 0
0 10
1
3
1
1
0
0 0
0
0
0
0
0
2
9 0
0 0
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Totals . 31 6 7 21 16
*—Gallwas replaced Jaboson oi
third. Jacobson replacing HoHywoo
at center field at the beginning o
the second inning.
t—Smith and .Parmakoff change
position1, at beginning of the seventh
inning.
Stole by Innings.
Team
Moose
A. J.
Hunt:
Hits
Huns
Hits
1 2 3 4 6 ti 7 Tl.
.0 0 0 5 0 0 2—7
.110 3 10 1 7
13 10 0 1 0- 61
0 5 1 0 0 0 1 - 7 i
Summary.
Earned runs—Moose fi, Alaska
Juneau ?»; Two base hits—I’araua
koff, Henry; First base on balls off
Parmakoff In five innings 4, off'
Smith in two innings 1; off Mc
Clrkry 2; Struck out by Phama-1
ktff 6, by Smith 2, by MeCloakey1
9; let' on bast —-Moose 7, Alaska Ju
neau 5; Double tplays none; Wild
pitrhee McCloakev 1, Parmakoff 3;|
Pas: tl balls —Qamraa 1, Jorgenson
1; First bate on errors Moose 2.
Alauka Juneau 5.
Umpires Hills and Fisher.
Furniture moved and stored
Heavy hauling done. Phone 48. Ju |
r>eau Transfer. —adv i
AMERICAN GOLFERS IN
HARD LUCK, SCOTLAND
TROON, Scotland, June 13.—-Play
ing in hard luck, four, of the ten
American golfers who came over to
compete for the British gold open
championship were eliminated today
in the first round of play. Gene1
Sarazen, American open champion,
was Included in those falling out.
A hare entrance into the finals was
made by Walter Hagen, American
who holds the British open title. Iiej
tied for last plat e.
BABE CLOUTS THIRTEENTH
_
NEW YORK, June 13.—In the first j
inning of Tuesday 's game between I lie
Yankees anti the Cleveland Indians,
Babe Ruth slammed out a four-base
hit. This makes 13 so fur this sea
son for Ruth.
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