The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-03

With his team giving him almost errorless support, Jimmy McCloskey was too much for the Miners last night and the Moose added another scalp to their string, winning ' to l. Jimmy really pitched shutout ball and but for a dropped fly in the sixth inning would have achieved that result Andrews, who was on the mound for the ore-sorters. was almost as effective as McCloskey but his own widness in the first in ming, and poor support in the third, fourth and sixth brought about the Miners downfall.
 McCloskey twirled the best game seen on the local diamond this sea son and one hardly ever excelled. He yielded but three hits, one a two bagger; struck out II men, and is sued but one pass. But five balls were hit out of the infield, three be ing safeties, the other two fly balls. In four out of the seven innings but three men faced him, in one four and two others five.
 Andy Pitches We'll
 With any support, Andy's pitch ing would have been good enough to win nine out of ten baseball games He struck out twelve men, allowed but five hits, no more than two in any one inning. Jorgenson's inability to peg the bases and wild heayes, a couple of bad throws by Parmakoff and a dropped fly by John Me Laughlin. coupled with Andy's own wildness marred an otherwise stellar game.
 Andy presented the Moose with their first run. In the first inning, after retiring the first two batters via the strikeout route. he was nicked for single by Henry. Andy then uncorked a wild pitch, Henry going to second. Gamara walked and he and Henry pulled a double steal. Gene McCloskey was hit by a pitched ball thus filling the bags. Jimmy McCloskey drew pass. Henry crossing the plate with a gift run. Koskey famed for the third out.
 Wabbles in Third
 The Miners wobbled badly in the third when without a ball being hit out of the infield and not a single hit being registered. three runs were scored by the Moose. With one down, Henry drew a pass, advanced to second on a passed ball by Jor- genson and stole third standing up. Gamara bunted to Andy who threw to the plate to head Henry The latter made his way safely back to third while Jorgenson held the ball too long before throwing. Gamara in the meantime going on 10 second. E. McCloskey bunted to Andy. who bluffed Henry back to the bag and threw Gene cut 3t first. When Gamara dashed for third on the play the Miners ballooned Agnew threw the ball to second. Henry headed for home and Parmakoff heaved the pill into the peanut stand, both Henry and Gamara scoring. J. Me Closkey walked and stole second.
 
 He headed fer third and Jorgenson threw the ball to the left field foul flag. Jimmy scoring Andy look no more chances and famed Koskey.
 pres-rted Another in Fourth
 The Moose were presented with another in the fourth. Bill Beaudin singled. stole second and third and came homo ou wild pitch.
 In the sixth the Moose added two more which they didn't need. With two men out. Heinie Messerschmidt doubled Poshello hit pop fly back of short which John Mclaughlin dropped after hard run. seorine Heinie He stole second and scored on Henry's long single
 'Heinie Makes Good Catch
 Heinie Messerschmidt made an al most impossihle catch in the third which cut off two runs. Jorgenson and Parmskoff singled with one down McCloskey frightened up and struck out John Mclaughlin. An drews hit a flv down the right field foul line which looked like a sure hit and both runners headed foi home. Heine on a dead run across the rocky field managed to thrust his gloved hand under the ball which struck squarely and stuck. It was