The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-24

EXTRA INNING REQUIRED, PAPS
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Moose Nose Out Legion in Eighth Frame-G Good
 Contest Witnessed

Jack Schmitz and Stan Grum- melt blasted Bob Keaton's come back try with twin clouts to the va cant lot in left field in the eighth inning of last evenings game to push across the winning tally for the Moose. Jack Schmitz also started the Moose rally in the last of the seventh that brought in three Pap runs and tied up the score at A to send the game into the extra inning against the Vets.
 Ward McAlister, Legion shortstop, was the goat of the contest, his two errors, one in the sixth, the other in the seventh, being responsible for three of the five Moose markers. Earl Forsythe and Manager Kea- ton, the opposing moundsmen, both chucked fine games of ball and re- ceived excellent support. McAlister made the only Legion pebbles, while only two errors were chalked up against the Black Legs. A pe- culiar feature of Moose play was that all their putouts were made by either the catcher or the first base man, no Legionnaire hitting fly.
 OldtimerS in Come
 Jimmy Manning and Hiding Haglund, both old-timers in Chan nel baseball, made their first ap- pearance of the season last night, Manning at third for the Paps and Haglund as center-gardener for the Legion. Both did heavy work. Man ming hitting the roller that led to McAlisters huff in the seventh that scored two tying runs, while flag lund stopped one of Forsythe's pitches in the fourth to reach first from where he was driven in by Lowe's and Hagerups singles for the first score of the game.
 The seventh frame saw most of the big doings, the score being one all when it opened and four-al when it closed and the extra inning came up. Lawson was hit by a pitch to lead off for the Legion. McAlister doubled him to third. Gray singled to count Lawson and McAlister Gray went to second when Junge rolled out and scored when Hag- lund drove one down the first base line that Grummett fumbled. Two putouts and the Moose came up with three runs needed to stay in the ball game
 Jack Schmitz opened with a sin gle and went to third on outs by Grummett and Hawkins, but with two down things were black for the Black Sox. Bill Holman went in to bat for Bonkoski and worked Keaton for a walk. Stevenson sin gled, scoring Schmitz and Holman went to second. where White took over the running duties for him. Fritz Schmitz walked, and the bags were loaded. Then came McAlis- ter's error on Manning's roller and 1 White and Stevenson crossed the plate to tie the count
 1 Three Legion hitters rolled out in their half of the eigth Moval, l first Moose batter in the last half of the inning, rolled out to first. Then Jack Schmitz connected TOT a long triple to left and Grummett followed to park the tomato in al- most the identical spot, bringing Schmitz across with the big run.
 Red Gray, Try. Hagerup of the Legion, and Jack Schmitz, Stan Grummett of the Moose, were the big-gun stickers, each getting two hits in four trips A fast double play by the Paps in the fifth, For sythe to Hawkins to Grummett, spoiled an almost sure Legion score in the fifth. With no outs and the bases loaded Junge bounced one to | the pitcher to start the double
 SCORE BY INNINGS
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