The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
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TREADWELL WINS
 INTERESTING GAME

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 Before record crowd, and under perfect skies, Treadwull put the sldds under Juneau yesterday on the Min ers' grounds. by the score of 2 to O. The Miners earned one run. the first having been a gift, Cal'an's error prov. ing costly. Fox, for Treadwell, pitch ed a grand game and SO did Fry, for the locals, but the baseball luck re- fused to come Juneau's way and with Treadwell playing steady baseball, the result was never really in doubt, although the Capital City crew fought to the last to win.
 Treadwell secured It's first run in the second inning. Dahl was safe on Callan's miscue and romped home on Redmond's two-bagger Redmond was caught trying to stretch the hit into three.ply swat. The Islanders sec ond run care in the Sth on Foxs safe drive. and hits by Johnson and Wood. Juneaus lone chance to even up matters were nipped in the bud in the seventh. after two men were out. and the fans witnessed another 1O.minute pow-wow before the game. proceeded. The ground rules regard ing passed ball. were thoroughly dlgested during the confab, after Hea- ly had gone from first to third on Kertis wild heave. and after Dutton had let the ball get away from him, tried to come home, He was caught at the plate. but the Juneau team in- sisted that when Dutton erred the ball had touched the fence, and Healy was entitled to his base. Umpire Chambers ruled otherwise, and the out was allowed. Baxter was called out at first on the same play and the side was retired when things had begun to look rosy for the mainland crew.
 The Game In Detail
 First inning-Rose was out on an lnfield drive. Boeckel singled but was caught trying to steal second; Wells famed.
 Wurth triplod to the beach in cen ter garden. Johnson was out on an infield tap to Healy. Wood skies to Wells but Wurth hugged the bag and did not try to score. Kertis popped out to Baxter.
 Second lnning-Healy struck out. Callan walked but was thrown out in an attempt to steal second. Baxter singled to right and reached second on Lewis bad peg to catch him nap. ping. King popped out to Wood.
 Dahl reached first on Callan's boot of an infield tap. Redmond hit ter rife liner to center and Dahl regis tered at the final station. but Redmond was thrown out trying to make third. Lewis flew out and Dutton was out on smash to the infieId,
 Third inning. After Fossas had gone out Fry singled Rose walked. Boeckel popped out and Frye was nailed while trying to steal on Lewis. Fry was caught off second, while asleep at the switch, Wood pulling the hidden ballT trick.
 Fox and Wurth were out on ground CTS. Johnson slammed one into left and Wells made nice catch, snatch ing the offering from the scoreboard.
 Baxter Robbed of Hit.
 Fourth Inning-With Wells retired, Healey singled to left field and took second on Fox's wild toss to first. Callan struck out and Redmond cheat ed Baxter out of sure two-bagger by spearing his terrific drive with his left hand.
 Wood was passed on four wide ones Kortis tried to bunt and popped to Fry. who doubled Wood at first. Boeckel cut off Dahls drive for the third out.
 Fifth inning-King went out, Fossas fouled out and Fry made the third out.
 Sixth inning-Rose was out on a tap to Kertis. Boeckel showed one into safe ground in center and stole second base Wells lines out to Red mond and Boeckel was sunt off at second. ending Juneau's chances for