The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
BASEBALL BATTLE
 WON BY JUNEAU

m ono ot tho cioanost and haraoel fought games on record in tho sport archives Of Gastineau channel Ju- lneau noaed Tgeadwoll out in the ninth inning iu the Lost Chance Basin yard yesterday afternoon end nude tho series two all. The score was D to 4' in spite of the faot that their teeth chottored for the full nine innings, tho good baseball put up reused the nye hundred or moro fans to real entnus' iasm. in spite of the bleak wind that swept tho stands and in defiance ol ] tho dampnes5 which began to spui in the eighth inning.
 Game Wac in Doubt
 Juneau had the game presumably on Lice up until the fifth inning, having scored in tho first and fourth frames. Then Treadweu poled out some good hits, four-ply clout by Eddie Wood included, and went ahead, 8 to 2 The Miners grabbed another score when Capt Benson planted another over Che fence in the sixth and things looked dubious for the home team. Juneau came right back and tied up the score however. Aftcr Brockel was out Wells was walked, but Haley forced him. Capt Glenn Callan smashed it on the nose and it fell in Gold Creek. 1 Kileen put on steam and retired the side, but the deed had been done and the score was again at eveng.
 A real deiuge from the skies threat ened to coll the game in che ninth had Juneau failed to push over tho winning run. Heine Fossas drew Q pass. Ford sacrificed, and Mitchell Rose clouted out two-sacked. send ! ing Fossas home.
 No Grabbing Yesterday
 There was evidence throughout the game that both teams had called a halt on kicking, and the fans were tickled to death, for it was feared that the sport would be sacrificed for the season, f the differences between the two clubs continued. Bert Brews- tor of Juneau and Jimmie Chambers. Of Treadwell handled the indicators, and umpired to the satisfaction of both players and fans, with the ex- ception Of an occasional black look from tho plate, on an occasional ball or strike
 Wurth opened the game by driving to Wright. Fossas dropping the ball. The speedy outfielder for the Minors piIfered second Johnson walked and Wood sacrificed both runners. Ford famed Kertis and Dahl was out on on infield smack.
 Juneau Scorer Ono
 For Juneau Rose was passed to first and took second on Brockel's sacri. flee. Wells walked and advanced al base with Rose with curve got away from Lewis. Haley's infield hltI scored Rose. Killeen frightened up and struck Cailan out.
 Tn the second inning Redmond doubled and went to third on Lewis out Dutton and Kllleen were unable to connect safely.
 Juneau's second run came in the fourth when Callan reached second on Woods error advanced to third on Baxter's out and scored on Carl Kings safe bust along the third base line. King was caught moment later trying to steal second.
 Treadwell Coco Ahead
 Dutton opened Che 5th canto by poking one over Wells head for Q rip. ping two-bagger, and going to third on Killeen's out. Wurth again walked. 1 Dutton cantered across the rubber on Johnson's sacrifice fly to center. Wood crammed one over the high board ] fence and came across the pan behind Wurth. making the score 8 to 2 in fa- vor of the miners. Kertis singled l past third but Dahrs out retired the side.
 In the next frame came Redmond's cracking home run. That ended | Treadwelrs scoring. although they looked dangerous in the eighth in- ming.
 With both teams fighting hard, Ju- neau tied the score in the sixth on Wells walk. and Callan's homer. With rain pouring down in tho ninth, md everybody ready to go home, for the umpires had indicated they would call the game at the end Of the inning, Juneau's victory came as delightful surprise, and after two men were down. Rose hit into left field scored Fossas from second and the game was over
 The same teams will play at Tread well next saturday-"weather per hitting