The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-20
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS

McCioskey held the Alaska Jul neau team to seven hits last night, four of which came in the seventh inning. and the Moose won from the Miners Il to ', thus taking the lead in the City League race. The wrecking crew of the Moose got F hits off John Mclaughlin and Garn, one a home run by Bothello in the fourth with no one on.
 Mclaughlin was wild, hitting three hatters in the first, one in the sec ond and walking three men in the second and fourth. He held the Moose to five hits, however, and al lowed them but three earned runs, one being Bothellos circuit clout and two others crossing the rubber after he had walked two men and J. McCloskey connected with one for three bases, all in the fourth in ming. Gan allowed two earned runs.
 First Inning
 H. Mssserschmidt, Moose lead-off famed. Bothello hit to third and was safe when Jim Mclaughlin fun bled. John Mclaughlin hit the next two batters, Henry and Gamara. E. McCloskey hit scorcher to short which Parmakoff stopped but played with too long, Bothllo scoring. With the bags populated, Mclaughlin hit Jimmy McCloskey, forcing Henry home. The Miners young twirlef braced and with three men on, struck out B. Beaudin and koskey.
 Jimmy McCloskey had to fan four men in the first to retire the side. Agnew, leading off, whiffed but Ga mara let the third strike get by him. Garn and Jorgenson famed. Andrews, who had perfect day at bat. slammed out a twobagger, Az new stopping at third. Jim McLaugh- lin hit sharply to second, Bill Beau din letting the ball get through him and both Agnew and Andrews scored, Mclaughlin taking second on the throw-in. Smith famed.
 Second Inning
 Patterson was hit by pitched ball and stole second. Messerschmidt flied out to left field. Bothello walked. Henry singled and Patter- son was caught at the plate when he tried to come home from second. Camara grounded to Andy who stepped on first for the third out.
 John Mclaughlin struck out. Par makoff walked. George Messer- schmidt hit to short and Koskey let the ball get away, Parmakoff going to third. Agnew hit a ground CT to Bill Beaudin who let the ball get by him. Parmakoff going home. Messerschmidt was caught trying to go to third Bothello to E. McClos- key, the latter doubling Agnew at second, retiring the side.
 Third Inning
 E.. McCloskey was out third to first, J. McCloskey was safe when Andrews let his grounder get by, Agnew fielding it but first was uncovered. Jimmy stole second. Bill Beaudin singled, scoring Jimmy, and took second on the throw-in. He stole third and came home when Jorgenson threw wild to catch him at third. Koskey famed. Patter- son singled, stole second and went to third on a wild pitch where he died when II. Messerschmidt went out John Mclaughlin to Andrews.
 The Alaska Juneau failed to score in the third although three men were on with none down. Garn was safe when Jimmy McCloskey missed his slow roller. Jorgenson was hi by a pitched ball and Andrews sin gled, filling the bags. Jim Me Laughlin flew to. right, H. Messer schmidt returning the ball to Henry who caught Sperling asleep off sec ond by quick peg. Smith famed for the third out.
 Fourth Inning
 The Moose got to Mclaughlin ir the fourth for three runs. Bothellt hit the second pitched ball ovel rightfield fence into the creek fol the circuit. Henry was out Jin