The Alaska daily empire., 1913-07-14
SITUATION THREATENING
ISLANDERS FAKE
 VERY TAME GAME

With a nonchalance that is exasper ating to an old fan, the Island Wild cats took the Juneau Pirates into camp yesterday on the Douglas grounds by a score of to 8. The game was marked by lassitude on the part of the Juneau players, especially on the paths. Old Matt Stanley had his right wing working all right yes terday and four Pirates bit the earth attempting to steal the second sta tion. Juneau played good fielding game, every man being in action and but two errors recorded. More than this eight hits were obtained but things didn't bunch up just right. Getting nipped at second and snoring around third and first really lost the game for Juneau. Three hits were made in the second inning yet only one crossed the pan. On the other hand the Islanders made the best of every opportunity. They got five hits off Hunts delivery and as many runs-one, however, on account of an error in fielding and the other as a re- suit of the only passed ball during ,he game Douglas made five errors but they were not costly.
 Mauseth played third for Douglas Treadwell and shifted Wood to short stop. While Mauseth did not get his usual bingle or more he played a re- markable fielding game. Out of Il chances he slipped only once. He robbed Harris of hit in the fifth by a beautiful stop. Juneau tried out Welts, the new man from the Uni versity of Washington. Mcintyre and Barragar as umpires gave universal satisfaction and there was no unpleas- ant feature of quarreling over decis- ions.
 Welts, the new Juneau man, led off with a little one to Pittman and was thrown out at first; WulZen got a short one to Mauseth and died the same way; Molloy popped out to Wood Results-nil Dahl struck out; Kalal was safe on Hurlbutt's error and scored on Woods three-bagger immediately after; Wood scored on Johnsons fly after it was caught by Coughlin; Mauseth hit to Coughlin and was thrown out at first. Results two runs.
 Hunt opened the second inning by lifting the ball over the buildings to the beach and trotted round Knapp flew out to Dahl; COughlin hit safe but was caught trying to steal sec ond: Bayless walked and stole sec ond: Hurlbutt hit safe and Bayless moved to third; Hurlbutt stole sec ond; Harris struck out. Results one run. Stanley popped out to Hurl- butt; Coughlin flew out to Knapp; Chambers popped out to Coughlin- Results, nothing.
 Welts was safe because Chambers dropped his high fly; Wulzen was safe on error of first while Welts kept moving to third; Molloy also got first on another error by COughlin, while Welts scored; Wulzen attempted to come home and was nipped at the plate; Hunt forced Molloy at second by an infeld hit and stole second him self but died there while Knapp struck out. Results run. Pullman struck out; Dahl rolled a little one and was thrown out by Bayless to Wul- zen; Kalal came through with a two sacker and scored on Woods hit i'm mediately after; Johnson was hit by the ball and Wood moved; Mauseth walked, populating the bases; Wood scored on a passed ball; Stanley flew to left. Results-two runs.
 Coughlin, Bayless and Hurlbutt went down in order. Coughlin rolled a short one to Coughlin and was out at first; Chambers was hit by the ball and got first; Pittman rolled a short one to Bayless and was thrown out; Dahl hit safe, moving Chambers; Kalal came through with another hit, SCOT ing Chambers; Wood flew out to Welts. Results-one run.
 This ended the run-getting for both sides until the eighth when Molloy took first on a fielder's choice, forcing Welts at second after Wulzen had
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