The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-27
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS.

MOOSE .-.--------.-----.----..--- .iuU Alaska Juneau ............. 300 Elks .......-..........--...-.--.--..-, 4 Al American Legion ....... 3 5 .375
 Williams was invincible after the second inning last night and the Elks, hitting when hits counted. won from the Alaska Juneau to f. Parmakoff was started over his pro test for the miners, but was lifted after he had forced two men home in the opening frame, Smith relieving him and the latter was hurt at sec ond base in the first half of the second inning. Garn finishing the zane.
 The Elks won in the third Inning when they scored five luns on four singles, walk and a m.ssed throw by Jim Mclaughlin at third base. Ryans hitting and Williams pitch ing featured the Elks' play while John McLaughlin's work at short and Jim Mclaughlin stick work marked the miners game.
 Loose Work at Start.
 Both teams started off poorly. In the first the miners scored three on two hits. two walks and two CT TOTS, while in their half of the same inning the Bills got four runs on one hit, four passes, a fielder's choice and an error. The miners tied the score in the second on walk and a two bagger The Elks put the game in cold storage in the third. Brad ley's pets failed 10 score alter the second although they had men on bases in the third, fifth, sixth and seventh innings. as'
 In the first, Jorgenson hit to sec ond, Davis begging wild to first, Jor- gensen stole second Jim MeLaugh- lin drew a pass. Parmakoff smashed one over short for clean single, the ball going between Baggs legs in center and both Jorgenson and Me Laughlin scored, Parmakoff taking second Andrews clouted out double scoring Parmakolf. andy tried to pilfer third and was out Henning to Fry. John Mclaughlin walked. Ag' new grounded to Davis who caught Mclaughlin at second, Agnew being safe at first. Garn flied out to Gall was
 The Elks were presented with the lead in their half. George walked on four pitched balls, Parmakoff be- ing bothered. with a stiff finger on his throwing hand. Gallwas famed, Ryan singled, George being held at second. Fry hit to short and was safe at first while Mclaughlin threw Ryan out at second, George going to third. Fry stole second. Nelson drew a pass, filling the bags. Hen ming and Davis were both walked by Parmakoff, George and Fry coming home. Smith relieved Gabe Bags hit a hot grounder to second and Ag- new let it go between his legs, Nel- son and Henning scoring. Williams Flew out to Smith.
 Miners Tie Score.
 The ore-sorters tied in sthe second. Smith grounded to third and was safe when Fry thKew into the fence back of first. In attempting to steal. Smith was caught by Jennings peg to Davis at second. Smith spraining his ankle when he hit the bag Mes serschmidt struck out. Jorgenson walked and came home l4when Jim Mclaughlin hit. for two bases. Par makoff was out Fry to Nelson
 Garn was sent to the mound, Alex ander taking his place in center at the beginning of the second The high school lad got away good, forcing the first two batters to hit the box and threw them out at first. Ryan got his second hit and stole second where he died when Frys sizzler to first was knocked down lH Andrews who threw to Agnew covering first.
 Winiams TiohSsns Up.
 Starting with thaShtbirds Williams pitched almost alright ball In the third Agnew got single after two were laid away. but died on first when Garn's drive to- left was cap tured sbyrGeorge. The miners threat ened to score in the fifth when Jim Mclaughlin singled, stole second and went to third when Ryan, who went to third when Fry relieved Henning behind the Bat in the fifth, fumbled Andrews slow roller. Andy stole sec ond. With two on. Williams famed John Mclaughlin and Agnew retiring the side. a Only two other Al. men got to the bases after that Alexan- der was safe in the sixth when Davis let hts grounder get through but Will Hams caught him off the bag with a