The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-09


 league played yesterday afternoon
 Nome beat Company z by . scors oi
 10 to 8. The fort team at timss play sd in way that would mako the angels weep. Alter the game come of the
 members of tho team declared that thsir rotton condition was due to over. work insisted upon by the fort com. snandsr at this time of the year after . quiet winter. One CT two of thsm said that the dutiss impessd upon thsm rendered good play impossibls but however this may bs the sams was 60 poor at times that . detailed description of it would serve no pur. pose except maybe to ersats . feejA ing that 1t was rubbing t in.
 tn the first Trimbis reached third but no further. In the second half it looked like good night for Nome when eur.,k and Thompson famed ont to the very first six balls pitched by Ferguson. eurIsy hit a two basssr W0t ~OOWOS kU v0RRVTt aU0 nothing happened.
 The fort did fairly well m the ss: ond, when Rsnnie and McCarron hit the latter reached third but no score resulted. Iomen scored in the sec ood half by muifins on the part of the fort and Allan hit peach and reach. cd third hut Jones tanned the zephyr three times. kIimbls hit in the next and got all the way round with Fer gu.on ahead owing to rather wild throw by eursik. Then came the de- iuss. 6urs,k smashsd out . two bag ger. Thompson hit and reached sec ond with Joe on third. 6uriey ran on hi. third strike and 6ursik got in. Burisy reached second. coombs took . base. First and second base men nuHsd and Thompson went home. BurIsy also, but called out for cutting third. LehfsIdt hit and lot Coombs and Loman across. 1t was five to two for Nome. Fort could only reach third n the fourth and then came the ss- ssncs of rottennsss. Every man on the Nome team hit and almost every man on the fort nine missed. At the end of the innngs t was ten to two for the city. In the fifth kiimbts reached third and went homo whom craddoek hit. craddoek was lame but qc' to third whom the third man up went out. 6vrlsy, coombs and Brown hit in the second and all scored, LeW,sn hitting . Two basssr but Lshfsldt was given out for cutting first when "c really did not. The forts first base man caught the third man man up.
 Beginning the sixth Nome had . lead ot 14 to whsn Brown began to weak 1, en and the bases were filled whsn Me- Moniyie scored. Allan took the ball but the bases were full two or three times and tho fort ought to have scored a thousand. AS 1t was they only got two forced runs thanks to the Nome boys keeping their heads and  to good work by Allan after he had got his arm going. Psrretti was the other man to cross the plate. klimbls caught eurisy and n;pped Thompson at second in tho second half of the sixth but Coonnb. adjed a score to the home tenn. Beck ht . two bag : ger i nthe next but Allan put the quistus on the rest. MeMonisle be- gan pitching in the sixth and did fair | iy well. Allan got two bagger 'n the next half but Lonen, Lehfeidt and Jones eouldt touch Mac. 6urs'k , scored in the second half Of the eighth Renn,s and MeMonigls crossed the plate in the last. Beck also got there and bases were full but the others fs'l down after reaching, however, the eighth run mark. Taft and Pr,tehard urnpired the game.
 The day was a gloriousiy warm one