The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28

AAla WANto LnN AuNllN otldihul RAN' tory for Juneau and the fans are be- ginning to wonder if these victories just happen. or whether it is getting to be habit with the Juneau team. They have won six of the nine games played so far. The next game win be played on the Treadwel grounds at 8 o'clock next Wednesday afternoon if the weather is favorable
 Yesterdays game was 9 pitchers battle, very few hits or errors being made, but the errors were costly The bah was only knocked out of the in- field and most Of those were easily flelded.
 In the first inning Rose for Juneau made @ hit to short left field and was safe at first Boeckol and Call Ian both famed and Rose took sec ond on Lewis's bad throw, and third on a passed ball, but died when Lewis caught a high foul from Healy's bat, and the side was retired. Worth, for Treadwell walked. and stole second, but was thrown out at third on John sons ground ball to BoeclSel. John. son was safe at first Wood walked, and Johnson took second, but was forced at third by Kertis' fast one to Boeckel Wood came home on Dahl's hit to left field and Ke-tis ad- vanced to second Redmond made the third out-callan to Baxter.
 Baxter. the first Juneau man up in the second inning. new out to Killeen and King famed Wells hit 8 slow one and beat the ball to first but was caught trying to stel second Lewis. for the Miners, walked, Dutton was hit in the side by a pitched ball and sooS first, advancing Lewis to sec ond Killeen sacrificed sending Lew is to third and Dutton to second. Worth struck out and Johnson was thrown out at first by Callan.
 The third inning started by Fossas knocking a grounder to Kertis at first Dawes famed and Rose made first on Killeen's error but was caught when he tried to steal second Wood. Che first Treadwel man up. was giy- en pass and took second when Dawes hit Kertis in the ribs. Dahl sacrifices Wood to third and Kerds to second. Redmond was bit in the back by pitched ball, and the bases were full. At this stage Dawes was taken from the box and Granville took his place. Granville pulled his team out of hole by flaming Lewis and feeding Dutton a little one that callan threw to first in time 70 re- tire the side
 It was one, two, three in the fourth for Juneau. Boeckel was out on a grounder to Wood and Callan did the same thing by putting one down to Redmond and although Healy walked he was out a moment after as Lewis threw him out at second. Killeen, the Island pitcher hit hall to short center and took second on a passed ball by King Worth rolled one to Granville and was out. Johnson hit pop fly and was caught by Healy and Wood was out at second trying to stretch single into two-bagger. Kileeu. however, scored on the play.
 Only six men faced the pitchers in the fifth inning Baxter flew out to Dahl. King whiffed the air and Wells fouled out to Lewis In Treadwell's half. Kertis tried to make first on the third strike. but was thrown. out by King Dahl was out-Callan to Bax- ter and Redmond flew out to Boeckel.
 Juneau's first score was made in the sixth inning Fossas was safe on Dutton's error. Granville made first and Fossas took second on an error by Wood. Killeen heayed wild one and Granville and Fossas each ad- yanced base. Boeckel flew out to Worth and Fossas beat the throw and scored. callan struck out and the side was retired. Lewis and Dutton were both out on grounders to Boeck- el and Killeen hit foul that was re- trieyed by King
 The seventh, "Treadwelrs hoodoo," was very short Healy for Juneau. put one down the first base line and Kertis got it. Baxter walked. but was caught off the bag by Kertis and King knocked one to Killeen and failed to reach first base in time. Worth then struck out and Johnson was put out by Healy Wood walked and stole second but died there when Kertis famed
 Wells flew out to Wood and Fossas and Granville famed in Juneau's half of the eighth but Treadwell scored another run With Dahl and Red mond both out by the three strike method. Lewis drew pass. putton, the next man up, made a double to left and sent Lewis to third. Lewis came home when Boeckel booten a grounder by KIleen, Dutton taking second on the play Worth retired the side, flying out to Healy-
 The ninth was the sensational n- ming of the game. Rose was out on la grouuder to Redmond, but BoecSel Init safe for two bags. calian made ] first on Woods error and B3eckei