The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-20
VETS AND ELKS BATTLE TO TIE
 IN 8 IN NINGS
D a k n e S Ends } to , Game Last Night-One of
 Most Exciting of Year

In the ulOSI ehClOlllS SdlliS U. the season, the American Legior and Elks last night battled to a 3-3 dogfall in an eight inning game that was called by Umpire Lotts- feldt as the twilight shadows gath cred over City Park, and the small est crowd of cash customers of the year went home satisfied if mol content.
 Manning and Ne1lo, opposing moundsmen, heaved beautiful bal and with perfect support the Vets would have won by two to one score. Nello had one bad inning the second, when an error, two hits and two passes gave the Legion naires three runs.
 Only One More Hit
 Aside from that frame, he hac the Vets eating out of his hand They registered a single in the eighth after two men were out The other six innings they were blanked in the hit column.
 He was given splendid support particularly in the outfield. Anc Tom Haines, out for the first time made a circus catch of Bob Boyd long fly to right in the eighth that probably saved the game. Hao he missed, it would have been good for two bases any way, and he could have scored on Worth's sin gle that came little later.
 Manning, while yielding 10 hits kept them well scattered. Two ol them were rather scratchy, due tC slow work by Stedman at third The way was paved for two oul of three of the Elks' scores by er- TOTS by Worth at second, who hae three miscues charged against him
 Vets Big Inning
 The second was the ex-soldlers big inning. Worth was safe al first when Garn juggled his roller down third-base line. Manning singled cleanly to left, advancing the Vet manager to second. Aller drew pass to put the bases on jag. This unsettled Nello wht walked Ledbetter on four straight pitches, forcing Worth over tht plate with the. first run of tht game. With the bags still loaded Rodenberg cracked out a timely single to right center and Manning and Allen scored. Nello frightened up then, famed Stedman, forced Roller to ground out, Garn tt Little Mac, and then proved his gameness by flaming Boyd for tnt third out with two runners on the paths.
 After that inning but one Ie' gionnaire saw first until the eighth Boyd reached the initial sack 1T the fifth with two out when Haine! dropped his fly to right center ait CT a fine effort. But Andrews ief him stranded when he took three healthy swings and missed Neno' submarine delivery. It was Andy second successive strikeout. III the eighth, after two were out Andy walked and Worth singled Manning famed, the umpire callini the last two strikes
 EIks Tie in Sixth
 
 The Vets presented the Elks witt one run in the fifth. Garn singlet to right center, getting his second successive hit. Jernberg grounded to the mound. Manning snapped the ball to second with setuI for double killing in sight. Bu Worth dropped the ball and botf hands were safe. Nello flew ou to right, Garn advancing to sec. ond after the catch. Haines fannec but Blake poled out a single tt right center, scoring Abby. Jern. berg went to second. Worth tool Bakers grounder and tossed hin out at first to retire the side.
 The Bills knotted the count 1T the sixth. Big Mac went out, Wortf to Andrews to open the 1nning Little Mac shot a grounder at Rol' Ter at short. The ball took bae hop, but Roller speared it after short juggle. His throw was tot high and Molly was safe. ErSkine' slow roller down third base ln' went for a hit when Stedmar came in slow. Garn's long fly wa snared by Allen in center.
 Jernberg Gets Triple
 Then Bob Jernberg. ex-Veterar who was released Wednesday b. Manager Worth and who wa signed immediately by the Elks got his revenge. He slammed on' to right for three bases, scorlnt Little Mac and Erskine, to tie th' count in a knot. Nello famed fol the third out.
 The Bills had two on in the seY' enth with but one down but fas double killed their chances. Haine