The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
TN SUPERB FORM;
 JUNEAU WINS


 Before a handful of spectators, Ju- neau beat Treadwell at Recreation Park yesterday afternoon. in one of the most interesting games of the season. Robbie Fox, the hurlsmith for the Islanders, failed to fool the local batters, as has been hio custom in previous games. and they piled up ten hits from his delivery, three of them being extra-base clouts by Mitchell Rose. the capital city's star center gardener. Rose got two dou- bles and homer in four trips to the plate.
 One of the features of the game was the canning of Umpire George in the fourth inning. after he had given as rank an exhibition of indicatorhand- ling as ever witnessed on the channel. George called Rose out at home plate in the first inning when he passed the rubber before Lewis had the ball. and Lewis said afterward that he hadn't even tried to tag the runner. Again he pulled bad ones on both teams. and in the fourth frame, after he had called Kiileen safe at second, Manager Radonich, who had hired him. waved the come-along to him and he retired to the seclusion of the tall grass back of the netting. Um- pire Jimmie Chambers finished the game.
 Granville In Good Form
 Slim Granville. the couer-d'Alene miner, had everything working good yesterday. He allowed but four hits and kept them well scattered. Man ager Jack Johnson carried off the honors for Treadwell. getting a two- sacker and a home run. An error in the infield was responsible for Treadwells first run. which came in the third. After Worth had been re- tired on a fly to Fossas, Johnson doubled and Woods was walked. Boeckers error let Johnson score on Kertis' infield tap. Redmond's out stopped further scoring.
 In the fifth. Johnson slammed the ball over the fence, for Treadwelps second run. The hit was one of the longest ever made on the grounds, the ball clearing the farthest point in the fence in left center.
 Juneau Ties Score
 Juneau put the score even in the fifth Wright, first up. was hit on the wrist by one of Fox's curves. and took first. He was sacrificed to sec ond by Fossas, Cloudy came to bat and banged out liner over Worth's head in right field. sending Wright home. Cloudy kept hitting up the paths while Worth was hunting for the ball in the grass near the fence. The Juneau fielder scored, after Worth had thrown wildly to Johnson. in relay to the plate The hit was scored as three-bagger, although Cloudy completed the cidcuit
 The locals put the game in the refrigerator in the next inning. Cal Ian. the first man up. doubled along the third base line Healy's ground CT got away from Kertis. Callan going to third. Kings single scored Cal. Ian. Wright bunted safely and the bases were filled. Fossas tried hard for a hit. but sent fly to the mid dle field. which Johnson smothered. Cloudy hit into a double play. Fox to Lewis to Kertis for the retirement of the side
 Two More In Seventh
 With one down in the seventh can to. Rose hit one over the fence and romped home. Boeckel singled, stole second and registered on Healy's two-bagger
 After the sixth inning. Granville al- lowed Treadwell no sign of a hit. and was working in fine form when time was called. The game was play ed in 1 hour and 45 minutes. one of the fastest exhibitions of the season. By winning it. Juneau strengthened its lead on the series, having won eight of the games played, to six won by Treadwell There will be six more games played and the ballplay- CTS are said to be welcoming the end of the season as the crowd yester- day was a sore disappointment. The admission was raised from % to 90 cents. and the S1OO players bene-