The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-17
MOOSEPLASTER LEGION SUNDAY
 SCORE, 15 TO .
Pete Sch mitz and Nello Hurl Great Ball for
 Moose on Sunday
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hind Pete Schmitz and Nello while the veterans staged comedy of errors, the Moose Sunday after noon plastered coat of white wash on the Legion and won by a score of Is to 0. Schmitz worked seven frames and had the Vets helpless and Nello turned them back for the last innings.
 The Moose found two Vet hurl- CTS, Cunningham and Dobler, for 16 safeties including three two- baggers They scored one in the first, four in the second, four in the seventh, one in the eighth and closed the debacle with six more in the ninth frame.
 Few on Bases
 The Vets had but six men on the paths in the full nine innings. Cum ningbam singled in the first and died on first base. Roller singled in the third. and Ramsey doubled, and they died on third and sec ond respectively. Wall singled in the fourth but didn't get past first. Dobler got to first on an error in the seventh and Heinke did the same in the eighth.
 How They Scored
 Bill Schmitz opened the comedy by dumping one down to the in- field which no one cared to handle. Nello sacrificed Bill to second from where he scored on Kilowitch's drive to center-P Schmitz reach ed first on a fielder's choice and Vale laid down bunt on which Kilowitch tried to score, but was caught at the plate by Jimmy Ram say, who fielded the bunt. I run, l hit.
 Jack Schmitz opened the doings in the second with grass cutter to left. Nelson took the count of three. Buss Orme hit Texas leaguer to right field, Jack scoring Bill Schmitz sent nigh fly to center which Torgerson muffed and Orme crossed the platter. Nell 10 hit one down to third and Gene juggled the ball long enough to allow Nello to reach first. Then Pete Schmitz brought his brother Bill and Nello up to the lunch counter on drive to center field. Manager Vale decided they had enough runs so waived three times for his team to take the field 4 runs, 4 hits.
 Cunningham held the Moose scoreless for the next four innings.
 Vale Reopens Attack
 In the first half of the seventh Manager Vale reopened the attack on the enemy by hitting through short to centre field and kept right on going until he had crossed the plate. Looked like Bill was train ing for the Fourth of July base running contest Roberts smacked his second two-bagger to right field and scored on Jack Schmitz' third single to center, Jack scored while the Vets shortstop was play ing handball with Nelson's ground CT and Sammy did some road work around to third where he rested to catch his breath, and returned to training camp while young Torger- son was catching Buss Orme's long fly to center. Bill Schmitz popped up to Cunningham and Dobler sent Nello back to the showers. runs. 3 hits.
 Pete Schmitz was pitching great ball and again Dobler was the only Vet to reach first base. and this time by Nelson's error, the first pebble the Moose had made for seven innings.
 The Moose collected one more in their half of the eighth. Killowitch hit to left field, stole all the can- vas sacks lying around on the in field and not being satisfied pil- fered the piece of rubber nailed down in front of Catcher Ramsay. I run, hit.
 Pitcher Pete turned his job over to Nello and, through tE, generos- ity of Manager Vale, Heinke was <t.a <,.,1xy Wat fa raapb first