The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-09
MOOSE CAPTURE
 F RIDAY'S GAME BY 15 TO 1 SCORE
Defeat Elks in Most Lop- sided Game of Year
 Wallop Pitchers

In the most ragged game of the
 season as well as the most lop-
 sided, the Moose swamped the Elk.
 last night by a score of IS to l 1 driving two Elks' pitchers iron
 the mound. Junge started for the Bills lasted less than two frames
 was succeeded by Andrews whC
 wasn't any improvement and Bok
 Boyd finally had to be called or to stop the rampant Moose.
 l Joe Nello pitched a great game for the Moose. He held the Elks
 to four singles, famed six and
 walked none, and but for an error would have had a Shutout.
 Bills off Night
 The Bills happened to have an off night. Only three out of the ten players used who had chances failed to make an error and Capt. Andrews was charged with cou- pie. Seven misplays in all result ed, and these mixed with five bases on balls and II safeties gave the Moose lots of opportuni- ties to score which they did just Is times.
 F. Schmitz opened the first frame flor the Moose with two-bagger land scored on Brother Jacks sin- gle to left. Brodie in left heaved the ball wild to second and Jack kept right on to third. Living ston walked On at attempted double steal, Boyd's throw to sec : ond took the general direction of Wireless Hill and Jack scored while Curley made third standing up. He scored a minute later after Little Mac walked when E,rskine grounded to short and was doubled up with Little Mac.
 Singles by Killewich and F. Schmftz and an error by Man ming filled the bases for the Moose in the second with one out. J. Schmitz famed to ease the ten sion for number two. Then Cur ley Livingston cracked out a two- bagger to left to score Bob, Fred and Twigg. Little Mac singled, scoring Curley. Junge then threw up the sponge and went to first yUhi1a iAp6u k,.iaI l,5c ot chucking.
 Andy Fans Erskine
 Andy promptly got the side out by flaming Claud Erskine. But the Moose resumed their track meet in the third frame. Rollers error let Ramsay get to first safe ly. Singles by Killewich and Nello filled the bases with none out. Andrews uncorked a wild pitch to score Jimmy and advance Kille- witch and Nello to third and sec- ond. Walks to F Schmitz and Twigg scored Killewich without re- lieving congestion. Junge grabbed J. Schmitz's grounder and put him out at first while Nello tailed. Fred Schmitz brought run num- Der four home while Manning threw out Livingston at first.
 The Elks scored their lone tally in the first of the fourth. Man ming was safe on Livingston's over throw of first, Jimmy going to sec- ond. He advanced to third on Boyd's single and scored on Junge's out at first.
 Boyd to Rescue
 Bob Boyd had to rescue An drews in the fourth frame. Andy opened it with walk to Erskine Claud went round to third when Andrews took Ramsays roller and tried to force Erskine, heaving the ball to center. Jimmy went to second. A wild pitch scored Frs kine and put Ramsay on third from where he scored on Kille- witch's single. That was the end of Andy as a pitcher, Boyd as- suming the role.
 Nello grounded to short, forcing Killewich at second. Boyd hit F. Schmitz, advancing Nello to sec ond. Junge begged to left field Instead of third on Nello's at- tempted steal and Joe scored. F. Schmitz going to third from where he tallied while Manning was throwing out Livingston at first.
 Boyd held the Moose safely after that h11t if uaS t0o late for arlV- 4