The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-22
MINERS DEFEAT BILLS AND TIE
 FOR LEAD; ANDREWS HITS HOMER

ond. Bags famed. Ryan singled, advancing both runners and filling the bags. Fry hit to third, Parmakoff throwing to Jorgenson forcing Griggs at home The miners catcher lost good chance for a double when, in stead of throwing to head Fry at first waited to touch Griggs. Nook then presented the Elks with their first run by hitting Nelson and fore ing in Sabin with the tying run. With the bases full, Henning hit to MacSpadden, who threw to Parma i koff, forcing out Ryan and retiring the side.
 In their half of the inning, the min CTS regained the lead, when after two were gone, a dropped flyball by with a lucky single gave them one run. Sperling was famed by Will Hams. Jorgenson hit down first base line Nelson fielding it and stepping on the bag. Bags moved in close to play for Agnew and the Captain obliged /with a short fly which Baggs let go through his hands. Agnew was safe at first and stole second. He took good lead and when Nook hit started for third Mook's grounder was heade.' straight for Fry but took a bad hop, going over his head and Agnew scored Andrews flied out to Davis for the final out
 Fourth Inning
 The Elks forged into the lead for the first time in the fourth, scoring two runs Davis went out, Agnew to Andrews Williams famed for the second time. Griggs worked Nook for a pass and went to second on the first ball pitched, Jorgenson's throw to head him off drawing Az new off the bag Sabin singled into deep left center, Griggs scoring and Sabin taking second on the throw in. He stole third. Baggs doubled into the road back of left field. the ball bounding into a yard. Smith re- Iayed to Sperling who threw to the diamond was wild and Baggs went to third. Ryan flied out to Mac Spadden.
 The miners tied the score in their half Messerschmidt flied to Fry. MacSpadden was safe when Davis missed his grounder Parmakoff singled, advancing MacSpadden to second. Ryan threw wild in return ing the ball to the diamond, both runners advancing bag Sperling drove hot grounder to short which carromed off Sabin's glove, scoring MacSpadden and advancing Parma koff to third. Sperling stole second and both men died on bases when Jorgenson went out Sabin to Nelson.
 Fifth Inning
 The Bills regained the lead in the first of the fifth. Fry grounded to short and was out MacSpadden to Andrews Nelson singled and stole second. Henning famed. Davis got his second single. scoring Nelson He stole second, Williams hit ,narp- ly to the box, Nook throwing him out at first.
 Three runs cinched the game for the miners in the fifth, coming home when Andrews parked the ball with two men on Agnew's grounder was booted by Sabin. Nook singled, an ether lucky one. the ball taking a .,ad bounce over Sabin's heal. Ag- new going to second. Andrews hit the ii st ball pitched over right field fence and made the circuit. Mes sers, hmidt went out Davis to Nell son. MacSpadden struck out. Par makoff grounded to short and was ont Sabin to Nelson.
 Sixth Inning
 But three men faced Nook in the sixth. Griggs. on his third trip to t.'e plate, was hit for the second time and was safe at second on an at tempted steal when Jorgenson's throw welt wide. He attempted to make third on the overthrow and was ont Smith to Parmakoff. Sahin struck out and Baggs grounder was knocked down by Nook with his barehand Baggs being thrown out at first
 The ore-sorters added two for good measure in the sixth. Smith sin gled and went to second on passed ball. He went to third when Davis missed Jorgenson's grounder, the lat