Douglas Island news., 1910-07-06

butterflies. On the walls were brackets loaded with potted palms, and each of the many windows was filled with sweet peas in blaze of bloom. To say the least, it was an unusual scene for a miners boarding house.
 After lunch or dinner-whichever you call 1.-the ball game was called on the Douglas grounds. The rain still held off, except now and then little shower
 THE BALL GAME
 First inning-McBrien was hit by pitcher; Chas. Rapuzzi sacrifed to first; ! 4. Rapuzzi struck out; Blanchard hit safely and McBrien scored; Seymour out on a grounder to Redmond. One run.
 Coughlin hit safely to shotstop and stole second; Mulligan was safe on a dropped fly to second basemau, Conghlin scoring; Stoft hit to first and was safe; Erickson got clean bingle to left field; Breakiron struck out: Stedman hit past third, scoring Multi gan and Stoft; Redmond and Wagner famed. Three runs.
 Second inning out on three strikes; Champlain knocked one to Stoft, who fumbled: Turner hit slow one to pitcher and was safe, but was doubled on fly to Breakiron by Stevens.
 Carpenter out, pitcher to first; Cough lin knocked fly to third, who missed; Mulligan's fly to left was safe; Stoft struck out; Coughlin out on attempt to steal home.
 Third inning-McBrien out, Break iron to Redmond; c. Rappuzzi went the same route; A. Rappuzzi hit safe one, but Blanchard's fly to pitcher re- tired the side.
 Erickson struck out; Stoft hit safely, but was declared out for batting out of | OFueIr olSdhlIOh SOO e oohO Ati'a ohN Stedman famed.
 Fourth inning-Seymoar was safe on hit to short, but was caught trying to steal second; Mckenzie called out on strikes, and change of umpires was i necessary before the Skagway boys would proceed with the game; Cham plain bit safely to left, but was forced out at second on Turner's grounder to shortstop
 Redmond out, short to first1 Wagner got pass and went to third on Carpen. ter's swat into the church yard, scoring on 8 passed ball; Copghlin aud Multi gan famed. One run.
 Fifth inning-McBrien was safe on slow hit to pitcher; c. Rapu2zS got base on balls, and McBrien scored on an attempt to nab Rip" at first; skip" was caaght trying to steal second on the play; A. Rapuzzi got hit in the ribs but the side was retired when be at tempted to steal third. One run.
 Stoft struck out; Brick, on went to i first on balk; Breakiron hit to pitcher and was safe; Stedman went out on fly to left; Redmond hit safely, scoring [ Erickson and Breakiron; Blanchard missed Wagner's fly, and Redmond came home; Carpenters hit scored { Wagner. but Coughlin was retired at ! first Four runs.
 Sixth innipg--Blanchard was given pass, but tried to steal second; Sey mour and Mckenzie strack out.
 Mulligan was out at first; Stoft hit safely; Erickson was safe on tumble by pitcher; Breakiren got another safe hit, scoring Stoft. Young Rapuzzi was then sent in to pitch, aud Erickson was forced out at third on an infteld hit by Stedman; Redmond struck out. One run.
 1 Seventh inning Champlain out, Breakiron to Redmouds Rapuzzi hit grounder to first base, and Stevens out, Stoft to Redmond.
 Wagner was out on 6y to center; Carpenter on one to secoud, and Cough lin also went out on fly to center.
 Eighth inning-McBrien out, pitcher to first. c. Rapuzi was retired on a hot liner to Breakirons A. Rapuzzi was bit by pitcher; Blanchard got a base on balls and Seymour got hit, filling the bases, but MeKenzie's fly to Red mond put the Skagwayites' chance for rally to the bad.
 Mulligan got hitS Stoft bit safely to