The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-16
WIN IN
 SUNDAYS GAME
 FROM COB TEAM
Defeat Sailor Team 9 to B. Andrews Stickwork Is
 Feature of Contest.

Juneau defeated the sailor baseball team from the Gold Star at City Park yesterday by score of 9 to &, after it seemed as if the locals had booted away it's opportunity early in the game. Andrews big stick feat ured in the victory, a two-bagger by him in the sixth driving in two runs and a triple in the eighth send ing in two more runners across the plate, and the port side twirler came home a minute later with what proved to be the winning run when Fry slammed out a single.
 Andrews started on the mound for the locals and worked seven innings. Errors behind him. coupled with his own wildness at times, gave the sailors six out of the eight runs they made off his delivery. Fry went to the box at the beginning of the eighth and held the sailors to one hit and runless, and he drove AAndy home with the winning score.
 Sailors Take Lead.
 The sailors jumped off in the first inning with three run lead, scoring on two passes, sacrifice fly, an error. and two-bagger Spurrier and Hill walked. Mclaughlin famed. Wilson was safe on Hanna's error. Spurrier scored on Hummelps sac rifice fly to left field Waterfield hit for two bases scoring both Hill and Wilson. Tinkham popped out to Gamara.
 The locals tied it up in the fourth on three singles mixed with two passes and a passed ball Henning started this frame by breezing. Henry walked and stole second, going to third on Woodlands single. k. Nc Closkey singled sending Henry across with Juneau's first counter Gamara singled scoring Woodland. J. McClos- key walked and Gene scored from third on a passed ball. Parmakoff flew out to center field.
 Locals -=ke Lead.
 The locals forged out in front in the fifth only to be tied in the sixth. '!nilna first man up in he fifth, drsw |. al first na an C7Tor a. third, and stole second. Andrews walked and both men advanced bag on a passed ball, Hanna scoring a little later on wild pitch. fleming walked. Henry struck out Woodland was out. hit by a batted ball. B. McCloskey famed,
 The Gold Star tied in the sixth. Ca4k solx Co Ian inn "a pebble. ]. McCloskey made a long running catch of Tinkham's fly to left center. Lagow singled and was forced at second by Bonjour. Satter- field scored on Spurrier's single. Bon jour was out Andrews to McCloskey.
 Juneau again took the lead in the sixth, scoring two runs. Gamara walked. Jimmy McCloskey was out Wilson to Mclaughlin. Parmakoff singled. Hanna famed. Andrews hit for two bases, scoring both Gam ara and Parmakoff. Henning went out Lagow to Mclaughlin.
 Sailors Score Four.
 The sailors mixed two hits with two walks, two errors and a passed ball and counted four runs in the seventh. giving them a two-run lead. Mclaughlin breezed. Wilson worked Andy for free trip to first. Hum mel singled sending Wilson to third and Hummell stole midway. Both runners crossed the plate when Hen ming let Tinkham's grounder gel through him. Lagow walked and stole second, going to third on a passed ball from where he scored on Henry's error at first. Spurrier was thrown out at third. Hill was out Andrews to Henry. Fry replaced An i dy in the box at the beginning of the eighth, Henry going to second and Hanna to short. Hennir., ret.r ing to the bench. Fry held the sail ors scoreless the last two innings striking out three batters and yield fpu u buf ouo hff