The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-08-29
WARRIORS BEAT BILLS, $ TO A.,
 TO TIE SERIES
Manning Holds Elks to Five Hits Vets Get to
 E.rskine for Nine

The American Legion outfit last night blasted out a six to four victory over the Elks to tie the City Leagues Little Worlds Ser ies in two-to-two knot, and giv- ing both clubs an even break ir the fifth and deciding game.
 The game was loosely played, the Vets making seven miscues and the Elks three. Only one earned run was scored off Manning, who famed six batters and yielded but five hits, one of which was of du- bious character.
 Vets Bunch Hits
 The Vets punched their hits of Erskine in the second frame, get ting three singles and double 1T succession to score three tallies They had already scored a gift run in the first and added tive mere scores in the fourth, one O.. which was earned, to make the count six
 The Vets were even more gen. erous than the Bills. The first three runs the latter chalked up were simon pure presentations Their fourth score was earned, for a change.
 How It Happened
 Junge picked bad tune to nar when he slumbered in the first. Little Mac walked to start the game, getting the onIy pass issued by Manning. He advanced to sec ond when Roller threw out Big Mac, after Jernberg had famed
 Molly tried to get too early 2 start on 9 steal of third ane Manning had him trapped bul threw wide of third It didn't faze Junge, however, as he dream ed away while Molly scurried or homeWard. When Ken did re- cover consciousness and run for the ball. it was too late to do any thing about the runner who scored standing up. Haines obliged wltf a fly to Johnny Niemi in center for the third out.
 EIks Return Favor
 The Elks weren't to be outdons in generosity, however. In the last half of the first frame they hand ed the tying run right back to the Warriors. After Niemi had fannec for the first out, Rustad holsteo flv to right which Joe Nellc dronped after a hard run and Rus ty was roasting on second Whef he recovered the ball. Allen foul ed ont to Blake but Boyd's double to center scored Rustad. Andy famed to wind up the frame.
 An error and some queer base hall gave the Elks another TUT in the second. Garn's fly to short left was dropped by Allen after 6 hard chase. Haines singled through short to left center. While Mem iuopled the ball Garn raced to third Niemi finally threw to third and Haines, who hesitated too long ahol1t trying, was trapped between fret and second by Junge's relay to Andrews. Then while Flames was being run down between bases carn sneaked home. The next two were easy outs.
 Three In Second
 Tha Vets virtually Sewed up the oame in the second inning when tbo tail end of the batting order swung into action for four clean bits that scored three runs. Man ning opened with a single to rign' and advanced to second Wilei Jlnge duplicated it. Worth re- heated the performance, scoring Jimmy and putting Junge on tnira Worth took second on Neiios throw to the plate
 Roller double-crossed ErsKlne bv smacking a line drive to tne fenoo hack of left for two bases scoring .Junge and Worth. Mem walked and Rustad flew out te orme Aliens grounder got tnrougr c,arn hut Orme's throw naiieo Roller at the plate for the secoho out. Erskine tossed Boyd out al
 
 first to end the frame.
 Vets Present Another
 Tn inc third the Vets kept uT their liberality. Manning tossee ,,+ nra,,o at first. Little Mac III