The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-23
FRYE PITCHES GOOD BALL AND
 JUNEAU WINS

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 Juneau conquered Treadwell in an 8 inning canter at Recreation Park last evening. by the score of to l. "Bn lie" Frye was invincible, holding the Treadwel club to six scattered hits while Ralph Pittman, whose wildness was costly to his team, was battered hard in the first and fourth innings Juneau grabbing four runs in each Of those frames. Pittman was bench ed and Kineen. who succeeded him. stopped che locals from further SCOT ing. Features of the games included nice catches by Johnson Healey and Boeckel, and good unfolding by both teams. There was some wierd um- pirlng with both arbiters having trou- ble on balls and strikes but the play CTS got through without the usual chewfest and the fans were satisfied. Mitchell Rose. centerfielder for Ju- neau. was slightly injured in sliding to third base in the fourth and Wright succeeded him.
 Pittman got in trouble in the first inning. He walked Rose, first up for the locals. and Dutton threw away Boeckers grounder Pit then gave Callan free ticket to first and the sacks were loaded Healey swung to kill the pill. and the ball rolled along the first base line for safety. Rose registering 'Moose" Baxter slammed @ red.hot drive through pitchers box and Boeckel and Calan completed the circuit Healy scored on Kings in- field out and Wells whiffed retiring the side. The score kid hung a big four on the blackboard.
 Locale Pull Double Play.
 Treadwell started things in the sec ond but @ fas, double play snuiied their chances. Dahl landed on the leather for a two-sacker. Redmond was passed and Lewis sacrificed both runners. With second and third bal lasted, Dutton hit into a double, Frye to Baxter to King. Baxter made the throw home from on his knees, as he had been drawn off the bag in taking Fryes throw.
 In the fourth Eddie Wood got the second and last walk that Frye let so. Kertis doubled to left field. Dahl was out Callan to Baxter, the run ners holding the bags. Wood was tagged at the plate when Redmond hit to Healy. King tried to catch Redmond mapping off first and begged wildly Kertis scoring. Lewis strike out made the third out.
 Juneau started it's half of the fourth with King reaching first on pass. Wells hit safely and King went to third and Wells to second when Foss- as hit got away from Wurth, again filling the bases with no one out Frye told Manager Radonich he was "go- ing to get his semiannual clout, and went to the plate and singled, King and Wells scoring. Fossas scored on Rose safety drive and Frye came home on Boeckers sacrifice fly Rose being caught sliding to third on the same play. Healy was out on a fly to Wurth for the third out.
 Miners Kept Fighting
 Redmond's crew kept fighting in spite of the hill they had to climb In the sixth they filled the bags but Lewis couldn't cut the mustard and they failed to score. Johnson singled but Wood and Kertis lined out to- Healy Dahl got his second bingle and Redmond walked Lewis hit an easy one to Frye
 Knleen pitched nice ball when Pittman was retired. allowing but two hits in three innings and flaming four aspiring Cobbs Frye was never in great danger. according to the way he pitched throughout the game. He had good curve ball breaking and plenty of speed Dahl and Healy did the heavy work with the stick, with Baxter and Frye copping the honors for timely swatting Juneau's win puts her in the lead in the series, with four games won. to Treadwel's three.
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