The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-27

AND TAKEN TO ROSETTA.
 MILLS IN BOX WINS CAME
 FINAL SCORE 10 TO 5.
 NENANA. July 26- In one of the the local diamond the Fairbanks team last night defeated a tam of Nenana players in the first of the Fairbanks Nenana series of three games The final score of the game was 10 to 5. The best of spirts prevailed between the players on the respective teams, he only incident marring the occa sion being an accident in the fourth inning in which the arm of August Wenzol, the Fairbanks pitcher, was broken. putting him out of the gam, and in the hospital.
 Wenzel, the injured Fairbanks pitcher, was hurt in a very peculiar way. H. was in the box, pitching a. usual, and was seen to start to throw but. as he delivered the ball seem ingly in a fOrceful manner. the stroke seemed to lose all power, the ball hit ting the ground about midway bt- tween the box and the home plate Al the same time popping noise was heard and Wenzel was seen to try to raise the arm, then to grasp it in his other hand.
 II was not until then that anybody rcaliZ d that anything serious was the matter, and at that nobody thot that he had done more than throw his arm out of place, after he said that he had burt it. but subsequent examination by physicians showed that the arm was fractured In two places. He was immediately taken to the hospital where the arm was put in splints, and is reported as resing as easily as could be expected under the circumstances He will probably have to remain here for several days and will be as many weeks before he will be able to do work of any kind.
 To old fans the score of the game would indicate that it was a poor one such. however, was not the case as it was simply matter of the Fairbanks boys getting in the most safe hits and scoring on them. A few errors were recorded by the scorers, but they are scarcely worthy of mention. After the injury to WenZel, which occurred in the fourth inning, Mills took the box and, with the good sup port accorded him by the remainder of the Fairbanks players, succeeded
 in winning the game
 Jack Hansen, the Oldtime Fairbanks pitcher, was in the box for Nenana. He was wild in his throwing at times, .lnd this coupled with the timely hits and excellent base running of the Fairbanks aggregation, won the game for them.
 Two more games are scheduled for tomorrow, the first starting at 10 o,nlooly in tho ,porpinp opd tho CeponI end last game of the series at 2:30 in the afternoon Nothing has as yet ble lineup of the two aggregations, but it is thOt that it will be about the CTS. Certain it is that the Fairbanks team has sustained a serious blow in they will be able to produce man who will acceptably fill his place in remains to be seen.
 It is estimated that at least 1000 tldllStu HdHuS oll lilt oi LII game today. Fairbanks bettors GOV cred everything put up by Nenanaites and are apparently willing to bet as much more as they won today on the series, but most of the betting fans are skeptical regarding the result of this mornings game, some of them even going so far as to concede' it to Fairbanks.
 The greatest merriment prevailed among the contingent of Fairbanks fans at the close of the game today. ed by Ed Herring, Bob Shaber, Jack O'Gara and others the Fairbanks Girls Rooters Club serpentined across the diamond singing lover and Over Again" indicating that they will root as loud as ever tomorrow for their home team and in celebration of to- days victory as well as those of other days. In honor of the girls a big dance is being held tonight at the la bor union hall, nearly everybody in