The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-22
WHITEWASH IS GIVEN ELKS BY
 MOOSE OUTFIT
Bills Drop First Game in Weeks Paps Fail to
 Make Single Error

lOuT innings OI StVeu-lHHlIS COH test last evening at he ball park, the Moose team whitewashed the Elks 10 to 0 in the first mixup the Bills have lost in the last seven they have played this sea son.
 Perfect playing on the part of the Moose marked the game, and the Paps have the distinction of being the second team to have played an errorless game this season. The Legion turned in the same thing against the Elks last Monday.
 Pete Schmitz. pitching for the. Moose, turned in a pretty game, allowing only two hits, while some fielding seldom seen in the City League was turned in by the boys who were backing him up. Not a man got to first on balls off Schmitz and only 22 men faced him in seven frames. Tn the fifth inning four men were at bat, and in the other six innings only three men were up each time. He famed four.
 EIks Ragged
 On the other hand the Bills lost largely because they played an extremely ragged game. They made ten errors, five of which allowed men on first base when they should have been out The Moose earned but three runs, while Koski and Scott struck out five men and walked three. Scott was tried on the mound for the Bills and held the Moose to one hit and no runs during the two frames he heaved. He walked none and struck out two.
 Andrews single in the fifth and Barragar's in the seventh were the only hits of the game The only Elk players to get past first were Andrews, Koski and Orme, all of whom got about half way past it-they were all nabbed at second in the fifth. Barragar alone reached the second sack in safety, but he was tagged out at third on an attempted steal in the seventh.
 The Moose opened in the first with four runs. Nello was hit by Koski but was put out at second on a fielder's choice. F. Schmitz being safe at first. Brown singled, Schmitz going to third and Brown to second on the throw-in. Gist hit a long single which scored both runners. He went to second on the throw-in. B. Schmitz was out, Davis to Andrews, and Gist went to third. Kearney doubled, Gist scoring, and the former was nearly nabbed at second when the throw-in caught him half way down towards third base. He fi- nally got back to second safelv when Davis muffed the apple. Vale was safe on Andrews error, stole second, and. went to third as Kearney scored on passed ball. Jernberg was out, Davis to Andrews.
 Score on Errors
 The remaining six runs were scored on errors, for not another hit came until the seventh, and did not result in a run. In the second P. Schmitz walked. Nello flew out. F. Schmitz was safe at first on Coughlin's error, his brother taking second. Brown was out. Davis to Andrews, the Schmitzes advancing base each. l They advanced again on a wild pitch, Pete scoring. Gist was out. Coughlin to Andrews.
 B. Schmitz was safe at first in i the third when his grounder went through Coughlin and Barragar. ! Kearney was on first when Coughlin made a vain attempt to catch Schmitz at second. Vale walked, filling the sacks.- Jern- berg struck out. P. Schmitz pop ped a fly into rightfield, which Scott missed, B. Schmitz scoring and the other runners advancing to keep the bases filled. The bases remained loaded when Nello