The Alaska daily empire., 1922-07-05

"Bambino" lMcCloskey caught one of Andrus' fast ones on the nose for circuit clout Woodard ended the spasm with a popup to shortstop.
 Five In Sixth
 The locals got the machine under way in the sixth and scored five runs Woodland, first up went out, pitcher to first; Henry got a pass to first, was advanced to second by Hoskinson, who was safe at first on an infield error. Fournier walked. Bernhofer was given life when his grounder went through the infield and Henry came home.f Mcdonald hit for two bases. scoring Hoskinson and Fournier; An\ srson struck out. Hollis also hit for two sacks. scoring Mcdonald and Bernhofer., McCloskey whiffed for the third out,
 In the eighth Mcdonald walked and was forced at second when Hen- ming hit to short. Henning being safe at first. Hollis walked, putting Henning on second and. the latter then pilfered third For the second time with two men on, Bambino Me Closkey struck out Woodland hit for single. scoring Henning. Henry connected for two bases, sending Hollis across the plate. : Hoskinson flied out to left field. qa
 Lose Chance to Tie
 Poor headwork and baserunning cost the locals a chance to tie and possibly win in the final frame. Fournier opened with a popup to short. Dolly" Gray. batting for Bernhofer was given free transporta- tion to first Mcdonald also walked, putting Gray on second, s Henning hit one that was apparently headed for the creek, but fell short. landing in the grass and. sticking. A perfect throw by the soldiers center gar dener to second and relayed by him to the plate caught Gray. McDon- ald flashing home. was run down by the catcher for the third out and ending the game
 Win From oailors
 The Sailors. fresh from hard trimming at Douglas were taken on by the locals after the Ft. Seward contest, the locals winning in seven innings by score of 10 to 2 after fighting an uphill battle all the way.
 The Unalga boys started off like winners Hcnning, starting for the locals, was wild and wild pitches, sandwiched in with hits, caused his downfall in one and two-thirds in- ings. Juneau scored one in the first. In the second the Sailors put over four. McCloskey, who took Hen- ning's place in the second. was re- placed by Bernhofer in the fourth who held the sailors safely while his teammates drove in enough runs to win The Sailors put one man across in the third. fourth and fifth innings. but aftcr that were blanked. Juneau scored two in the second when Hoskinson slammed one into the creek and Fournier singled, stole second and third and was brought home by McDonald's single.
 The locals added one each in the fourth and fifth With the score | to against them in the last of the sixth. Juneau started the fireworks 1 Mcdonald, leading off, was given | life on an error. Bernhofer hit for two bases. Hollis followed for an other two-base clout, scoring Melon ald McCloskey hit sacrifice fly tc left. scoring Bernhofer. Woodland was safe on a fielder's choice, the throw home to catch Hollis being low and the latter scoring. WOodard went to second, from where he scored minute later on a twO-bagger by Henry. Henry was sent to third or a sacrifice fly by Hoskinson ant scored when Fournier's grounder was fumbled, the latter taking first. Hen ming ended the inning, being throwr out at first by the Sailors thirt bascman The inning netted fivt runs. Bernhofer worked at top speed in the seventh to hold the lead hi' mates gave him. striking out thu first man up, forcing the secont man to hit a short fly to second ant himself throwing the third man ou at first.