The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-14
D0UCLA AS WINS FIFTH IN ROW,
 BEATS LEGION
Islanders Win Last Night g to , and Keep Place
 at Top of Column

Dy OclGdJlllS btlt -JCB B-Oll J tO o last night, the Douglas entry in the Gastineau Channel League made it five straight games won and kept it's percentage at 1,C00. Eight er- TOTS by the Vets aided largely in the Islanders victory.
 Andrews, hurling for the winners, heavcd a nice game, holding the Vets to seven safeties, famed five and walked four. Cunningham, who started for the Vets, allowed but three hits, but these combined with three errors, a passed ball and two walks gave the Islanders six runs. Dobler worked four frames and yielded five hits.
 How It Happened
 Jimmy Ramsay first man up for the Legion hit single to left field and went to second while Henning waited out four of Andys slants. Dobler and Cunningham struck out. Andy issued another free pass to Heinke and the bases were loaded. Ramsay and Henning scored when Weiss hit to short who threw to second and L. Cash en dropped the ball. Minart, the new first baseman for the Legion smacked one out to center field which Dickson juggled and Heinke scored Day struck out 3 runs, hit.
 Balog opened the second half with a single to center. Coughlin hit between third and short for another single and then Andy sac rificed to the infield, scoring Balog. Bonner fooled Cunningham by pass ing up four balls. Jimmy Manning reached first on Weiss error. An drews scored on the same play. L. Cashen famed. runs. 2 hits.
 Douglas Scores Four
 Brown popped out to Andy. Ram say hit one in the air to Manning. Henning reached first on Manning's error and a moment later was put out at second on what looked like Umpire Woodlands error, Coughlin and Balog assisting. No runs, no hits.
 Rasmussen tapped one down first base line which Minart did not handle. Rasmussen stole second on the next ball pitched. Dickinson was out Cunningham to Minart. J. Cashen was issued a base on balls. Balog struck out, Cashen going to second. Coughlin reached first when Henning dropped his pop fly over third base. This unfortunate cir constance filled the bases to ca pacity. With a happy look on his face Andy stepped up with his big war club and moved the grass in right field for two bases, scoring Rasmussen and Cashen and sending Bobby to third. Pick famed Bon ner but Dobler missed the third strike, and Andy scored Manning went out, Cunningham to Minart. 4 runs, 1 hit.
 Neither team scored in the third
 Legion Scores Again
 Minart led off in the fourth by planting red hot drive at Andy's left knee, but Andy waived his wooden leg and recovered the ball in time to retire Minart at first. Torkelson next man up, batting for Day, cracked one out to center field, and Roller, another new man, batting for Brown, followed suit with single to right field. Ram say hit between first and second and on hard try Cashen threw him out at first. Torkelson going to third and Roller to second on the play Premier third baseman Hen- ming shot one of his powerful drives to left field, and sent the two shivering lads across the plate Dobler poled one out to center which Dickinson took care of. Z runs, 3 hits.
 Balog could not connect witt Dobler's shoots. Coughlin reached first on Rollers error and wa. doubled at second when And, dumped one down in front of tht plate which Dobler whipped tt Weiss and Weiss completed tht double by throwing Andy out a first. No runs, no hits.
 l Tn the fifth Cunningham was saf; at first on L. Cashens error bu Heinke hit to Balog and Heink, was thrown out at first on tn, same play.
 On singles by Manning, L. Cash en and Rasmussen, Douglas added one more run to their collection
 The Legion could not score il the sixth even after Minart ha, been issued free transportation t. I first and Jimmy Ramsay single, to center. as
 Douglas, in their half, through 1, few errors and a bingle by Bo5b, Coughlin, added two more to tn, aforesaid collection, bringing thei brand total mn tn y;ya r,,,,c A