The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-20
''FISH' PIRATE LEAGUE OPENS ON 4
 SUNDAY; SOCkEYES TAKE THE LEAD

to 2 The game was almost evenly contested until the ninth when, wlth l the score 8 to 5. Mekinnon rag ehasers landed on Parmakoff for five singles and "a triple, fielder's choice and walk mixed in, which gave them seven runs and turned the Cohoes defeat into rout. The Sockeyes took the lead in the frat inning. scoring three runs and were never headed. The Cohoes, however, were in hailins distance until the Sockeyes brailed out in the ninth. Fry pitched a consistent game for the winners, keeping the hits we'll sscattered except in the ninth when three were made off him. and struck out II men.
 First Inning.
 Davis, leadoff for the Soekeyes. was out Gallwas to Harper; George , walked and stole second; Andrews doubled scoring George; Beaudin walked; Andrews and Beaudin pull cd q double steaf; Agnew doubled scoring both runners; sabin flew out I to Parmakoff; Stole was out Par makoff to Harper. In the Cohoes half, 'Gallwas sin gled and stole second; Henryesingled ] scoring Gallwas; Henry taking sec ond on the throw-in; Harper sac rificed Henry to third and was thrown out Sabin to Andrews; Hen ry scored on a passed ball; MeClos- key was out Fry to Andrews; Cough | lin was thrown. out Sabin to An dIews.
 Second Inning. McSpadden siagled; Fry sacrificed McSpadden to second Gallwas toI Harper; Davis walked; George was safe on fielders choice; McSpad l den scored when Gallwas let An drews grounder go through him, Davis taking third and George sec-I end; Beaudin flew out to Ryan who doubled Davis at third base, Ryan, I to McCloskey.
 ] Woodland struck out; Ryan fam ned; Parmakoffs fripled but died on | third base when Hanna was out l Sabin to Andrews.
 Third Inning. | Agnew flew out to Hanna; Sabin flew out to Parhiakoff; Stole singled 10 right field but was thrown out at second trying to stretch it into a double, Hanna to Henry.
 Gallwas was sale on Sabin's er- TOT and stole second Henry was safe on fielders choice and Gall was scored and Henry took second on Jack Davis error; Harper flew out to Stole Henry was doubled when he failed to return to second, Stole to Davis.
 fl Fourth, Inning. | McSpadden fanned; Fry was safe on Parmakoffs error; Davis walked. Fry taking second; George forced Davis at second, Fry taking third on the play; Andrews singled SCOT | ing Fry; Beaudin dumped one in front of the plate and was out I Coughlin to Harper.
 I Coughlin was out, McSpadden to Andrews; Woodland and Ryan fam ned.
 Fifth Inning.
 | Agnew singled; Sabin was safe on a fielder's choice. Coughlin threw wild to McCloskey to catch Agnew Istealing third and Agnew scored, Sabin taking third: Stole struck out; McSpadden singled scoring Sa- bin; McSpadden stole second; Fry knocked a grounder down the third base line and McSpadden was put out by McCloskey unassisted; Jack Davis doubled, Fry taking third George singled scoring Fry, Davis , taking third; Andrews grounded to Harper who touched the bag for the third out.
 l. Parmakoff was safe on Sabin's er- ror but was thrown out attempting to steal second, McSpadden to Davis; Hanna walked :, Gallwas sacrified Hanna to- second, Fry to Andrews; Henry singled scoring Hanna; Hen ry stole second; Harper singled, Henry taking third; McCloskey fam ned M
 Sixth Inning.
 Beaudin was out Parmakoff to Andrews; Agnew singled; Sabin singled. Agnew taking second Stole aosN eo 0aAi " uo forced Sabin at second for the third out. 4S s6
 Coughlin was Efdt by a pitched ball; Woodland famed for the third lccnsecutive time; Ryan singled Conghlin taking second; Parmakoff lsingled, scoring Coughlin. Ryan talk ing third and Parmakoff second on the throw-in; Hanna flew, out to Stole and Gallwas famed.
 Seventh Inning.
 Fry famed; Davis flew to Gall was; George famed
 Henry struck out; Harper doubled and stole third; McCloskey walked land stole second: Coughlin ground- cd to Sabin who threw to McSpad- 1iden catching Harper at the plate; Woodland was cutAwhens he flew to l Eighth Inning.
 Andrews was out Parmakoff to Harper; Beaudin and Agnew both fanua1