The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-08-02
MOOSE DEFEAT
 VETS IN LOOSE
 GAME TUESDAY
Paps Win IT to 6 in Com. edy of Errors and Tie
 for First Place

The American Legion was more generous than the Moose last night and after the latter had presented the Vets with the game, turned right around and gave it back, tying the second half standing in a knot. The score was Il to 6, and of the IT runs, only three were of the earned variety, one by the Vets and two by the Moose.
 Manning went the full route for the Vets and was nicked for Il hits, including homeruns by Jack Schmitz and Killewich, three bagger and a double. Shivley last ed less than two innings for the Moose and was relieved by Elmer Lindstrom who hurled fine ball for the last five innings
 Holds Vets ScOreless
 He went in with the bases on a jag and two down. Two errors in succession permitted two men to score, then Bob Boyd poled a homerun over the fence back of left center for another three.
 After that Lindstrom turned back the slugging Warriors without a single score. He held them to four hits in the last five frames while the Paps pounded Manning for ten in the same time and came from behind to score seven runs and win. Most of the runs, however, were the results of errors in the infield
 Junge and Worth vied for the distinction of making the most errors and ended in a four to four tie. Between them they accounted for all eight errors charged against the Vets The Moose were not er- rorless by any means. Their total was seven, but they weren't quite as costly as those committed by the ex-soldiers.
 Vets Get Lead
 The Vets collected one score in the first and might as well have had two. Worth opened with a dou- ble to deep left. Allen singled to short left center and Worth was trapped off third when he over ran the sack and couldn't get back. Boyd was hit by a pitched ball. Andrews grounded to first and J. Schmitz threw to left center trying to force Boyd at second, Allen scoring. irsss
 The Moose came right back to chalk up four tallies in their half. Errors by Junge and Worth put B. ,and F. Schmitz on first and second. Grummett famed. Killewich flied out to center, B. Schmitz ad- vancing to third after the catch. Junge booted Coughlin's hard hit liner when it bounded to him. Bill scored and Fred went to third. Jack Schmitz homered to right center, cleaning the bases.
 Vets Given Five
 Not to be outdone in generosity, the Paps presented the Vets with five runs in the second. Manning singled and advanced to second on Rollers safe blow. Stedman's low fly looked like a Texas Leagues and Manning tore for third. Lind strom caught the fly easily and doubled Jimmy at second. Hagerup grounded to third and Mckay heaved the pill over J. Schmitz's head. Roller going to third and Hagerup to second.
 That was the end of Shivley. Jjnd7trom went to the mound. sh;vley to right and Killewich to cepted worth hit to Grummett who missed the ball, Roller scoring ana Hagerup taking third. Mckay fielded Aliens hopper then hoisted the ball over Jack Schmitz's head for the second time. Hagerup scor- Ing and Worth going to third. Boyd's homer brought the Vet to- tai to SIX scores. This was the sum total they achieved for the eve ming.
 Killeyich Hits Homer
 KilleN;ch homered in the third for the Moose with none on base, bringing the count to 5, and the Moose knotted the count in the fourth frame. After two were out, 1,indstrom singled between short and second. Junge booted B. schmitz's turf cutter and Elmer went to third F. Schmitz grounded