The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-08-25
WARRIORS BEAT BILLS ID TAKE
 OPENER, 10 TO }
Junge Holds Elks to Six Hits as Veterans Drive
 Nello from Mound

Before big crowd or raDld IdnS, most of them partisan, the Amerl- can Legion romped away with the opening game of the Little Worlds Series by defeating the Elks 10 to 3 in a rather loosely played game. Junge, Vet hurlsr, outchucked Nel- 10 and Koski, the formers success sor, and deserved to win.
 The Vets drove Nello from the mound in the fifth, scoring six runs in that frame Nello, how ever, wasn't solely responsible, asI ,his support faltered, four errors falling among the hits and fi- euring largely in the run-getting.
 Kcski Is Ineffective
 Manager Koski who assumed the mount burden after Nello was benched, wasn't particularly ef- fective. The Vets found him for five hits and four runs in the last two frames.
 Rustad, Allen, Neimi, Andrews led the Warrior attack. Each of them got two hits and one of Andy's was sparkling triple beneath the parked row of automobiles back of right center. The Vets collected 12 safeties off the two Elk pitch CTS, and that was enough to have won almost any ball game. Junge held the Bills to six hits, includ- ing a four-base blow by Living ston and two-baggers by Koskl and Haines. He famed eight batterS and figured in the retirement of seven other Elk batters.
 EIks Take Lead
 Both he and Nello pitched fine ball to the fourth inning. In that inning, Livingston hit one Of Junge's fence" balls across Gold Creek for the circuit for the first run of the game. Prior to that time neither team had been in scoring position.
 The ex-Soldiers wasted no time in wiping out this slender margin. Johnny Niemi opened the nth ln- ming rally with a single to rlgnt' his second successive hit. Wofth advanced him to third on a sln- gle to right center and took second on the throw to third. Rustao blasted a single between short ana third to left center, scoring Nieml' Worth got slow start from sec ond and was held at third.
 Allen famed but the third strike was low and wide and Blake let it 20 for a short passed ball. AL len reached first safely to fill the bags. Boyd hopped a grounder to short, and Worth was forced at the plate for the first out. An drews singled to right center, scoring Rustad and Allen tailed also when Erskine let the ball roll past him, Andy taking sec ond and Boyd third. Both scored when Garn completely missed Mannings grounder to mort .Iunge advanced him to second With a single to short left. That was Nallo's finish, Koski taking the mound.
 Error Scores Manning
 Dollar hit to Koski who hesl- tated then forced Junge at sec, ord Manning advanced to thlro and Roller was safe at lirS1' Mem. batting for the second tune in the inning. hit to short, Galh threw low to first and Flames blocked the ball but couldn't re- cover it in time to make put out Manning scored. w or ! II famed to end the rally.
 Koski first man up, revived the E,ks, homes momentarily with donble to deep left. He advanced to third when Andrews played tio-' dlewinks with Molly's grouiioer to fire and Little Mac reached flrsV safal- Jernberg forced him Wi'n a groundsr to the box. Ruscau' hurrvjng his throw in an ellol. for 2 doub,e threw over Andrews head and Koski scored 17lno7! taking cccond. He advancea U :, tbird on Livingston's out RuS'tla to Andrews. and scored on Hanies double Garn famed to eho sie inning That was the last ol 'iie Elks' scoring.
 Vets Add Four