The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-19
SATURN IS WINNER
 4---2

plINtIS, d piNNilSi "HO uuuSiSN all about putting them around the neck or the knees, just so they cant be hit, the boys of the U. s. s. Saturn were on the big end of the to ? score, defeating the Seward players. yesterday afternoon.
 The town nine was crippled by the absence of three regular players and crippled also because they could not connect with the Saturn's pitcher, but the game was a good one exciting and the game next Sunday may have a different story.
 Claude MathiSon played with the local nine as did Robinson one of the SatunS boys. Looney played short stop, HagStrom, behind the plate; Painter, center; Harmon, first; Weir, third; Shellhon, second; Lucas pitch ing good ball for eight innings then Looney going in for the ninth.
 For the first six innings the game  was case of grounding out, flying out or being struck out. Both sides, during the first five innings got men to second but no further. In the last half of the sixth, with Seward at the bat, Looney grounded and reached first Looney stole second and final, third. Painter and Hannon maneuvreo and Looney reached home, making the first score of the game. This started , things again.
 The real fireworks Sputtercd in the eighth frame with the navy at bat. l Jazz Jackson, grounded and reached first. then stole second and third when Jones made first on a hit. Nelson 1 flew out then Carter walked filling i the bases. Huwlctt lined out a hot i groundcr and during the melee Jack ! son and Jones went home, Garter reaching third and Huwlett safe at first. Hut and Grave then went to bat and before ,the lid was clamped on 1 Carter and Huwlett had completed the circuit and reached home result i ing in four runs.
 1 Seward went to bat and HagStrom on the second pitched ball lined it out and reached first. Robinson ground ed out, HagStrOm being caught at second and out. Mathison walked i Looney lined to the outfeld reached 1 irst then second, MathisOn going nome. Painter, with Looney on third struck out.
 There was nothing doing in the nin- h for the Saturn's players Grave Iin- ng out but was caught at first; Jack son grounding and reaching first ] hen being caught at third. Jones walked and Nelson struck out. Looney only pitching II balls.
 ! Seward went to bat in the last half If the ninth determined to even up he score. Harmon damned the second pitched ball and reached first. Lucas went to bat and struck out, Harmon making second safely, according tC those on one part of the field, but was out by his umps. Weir also struck out and the game was over.
 The local boys played good bal taking into consideration the little time they have practiced and the di' friculty of getting a full lineup of the old players.
 The Saturn boys are all right Graves, pitcher, is lean lanky fellow and plays with luck. Jackson is a root ing bunch himself behind the plate and can certainly steal bases, being fleet on his feet. Jones was at second Nelson in center; Carter in left field Huwlett at third; Gullufson at first Lagan in right field and Hut, short stop.
 "Baby" Griffiths had his rooter! out and they made things lively fol the Seward players and gave genera encouragement to the navy bunch Biskop, with his chin whiskers, was at the game and being afraid that nc runs would be made, offered oneplunl for the first and lost it.
 Beams, from the Saturn, umpirec with R. J. Settles watching the bases
 The game yesterday had been ad vertised for the-two previous Sundays but rain intelfelred. Yesterday morn. ing, although the clouds. were low. il cleared up about 10 o'clock and the diamond was in good conditions all 1 though the grandstand and bleachers were damp.
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