The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-09-02
1 1 INNING GAME WON
 BY SATURN

A eleven inning game was won by the boys or the U.o.S. Saturn rom the seward boys by q score ot to a yesterday afternoon, the Saturn thus winning the rubber. Tight m places, the game was exciting. The ooN score shows many errors by the Sew ard bunch, Lien not having the sup port he should have had, for he pitch ed splendid game. and was better at the finish than at the start. The Saturn boys gave Graves the best ot support and long drives, ordinarily meaning one and possibly two bases, were pulled out of the air by the navy boys in circur fashion. The Saturn bows in circus fashion. The Saturn were there with the root-rooting and when their voices were becoming faint used megaphoneS to put the rattle talk across. It was a Saturn bleach CTS and a Saturn grandStand, and the locals with their yells were squelched. How much money changed hands, no- body knows, but there were several pooled bets and many individual ones made. That there was big crowd ous is evidenced by the collection taken Jack Bowling, for balls, which amount -ed to S29 as counted by fan Guy, chief telegraph operator of the A.E'C.
 The Saturn boys went to bat tlrSt and when the first two men at oaS made two runs it looked as If the SCOT ing was going to be one sided. Carter hit the second ball pitched by Lien down to second and it got by Lucas. Iazz Jackson went to the plate anu on a pass ball Carter went to second then third, like a flash. Jazz sent the ball down the line for sacrifice but reached first, Carter came home, then Jazz went to second. RoSSon, who pit ehed half an inning, then being replac- ed by Graves, went to bat and struck out but Jazz was on third, Jones mt bringing in Jazz and himself reaching first through an error. Reese hit safe reaching first with Jones on second. Robinson went to bat ana struck out, Jones getting to third ana Reese on second. Lagan struck ou'. Two runs.
 Looney went to bat and got to first by being hit by a pitched ball. Adams bunted, reached first, Looney having stole second, then third. Lucas was hit by a ball and went to first, Adams going to second. Reed flied out to cen ter, Looney leaving third and beating the throw in. Shellhorn walked, Lucas on second. Hannon flied out to left and Lien struck out. One run.
 Seward scored one in the fifth frame. Adams having grounded anu reaching first, stealing second, then third and beating the ball out rom center Reed sent out to center.
 Graves came home in the sixth, hay ing hit a grounder and reaching first, then stealing second, Jones sac rificed. Graves reaching third. Reese whanged out a grounder, reaching first safely and Graves crossed the plate. Robinson struck out and Lagan
 
 grounded out. One run.
 In the seventh inning, Looney the first man up, was hitted for the sec ond time by a pitched ball and took first. Looney stole second while Adams was at the bat, Adams going out on a fly to center. Looney reached third and by a sacrifice by Lucas Looney trotted home. Reed flew to center, One run, Score tied.
 In the ninth and tenth no scores were made. The Saturn boys being un- able to get anything off Lien and the Seward boys being in about the same kind of trouble with Graves aItnougn in the tenth Reed, by a grounder' a stolen base and sacrifice hit by She'll horn was on third.
 Tn the eleventh. Graves struck out Jones grounded reaching first Reese