The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-05
MOOSE POWER
 CLINCHES 4TH
 SERIES FINALE
30-Run Crowd-Pleaser Cli- maxes Heavy Week.
 end of Baseball

Climaxing four-game baseball week end a crew of Moose slug gers with their batting eyes trained on the Fourth of July pot, trotted onto the rain washed Fmemen's Park diamond here yesterday after noon and ruined the week-en for nearly the whole Elks' pitching corps.
 Four Purple pitchers tried to stem the Moose fusillade, two of them, Bud Foster, the starting chucker and Harold Abramson, returning for second equally fruitlesS attempts. But the Paps sailed merrily along their way. crashing out six home runs, three two-baggers and seven singles for an Is to 12 nine-inning victory.
 The Moose were not alone in having a big day at bat, the Elks equalling the siXteenhit total ot the winners, in a game that had everything for the fans crowding the new grandstand. But, garnering only a pair of circuit blows oil two Moose hurlers, Bob Kimball and Lefty Smith, the Purples could not match the Paps.
 The Moose fell well behind in the first frame, spotting the Elks to five runs. It was not until Stan Grummett collected his first hit of 1888 and the first of his two hom- CTS in yesterdays game, that the Moose began their march.
 Douglas Game
 Preceding the Fourth baseball fin ale in Juneau, the Douglas Island CTS entertained Company E nine from Chilkoot Barracks as a part of the Douglas celebration in the forenoon, and, despite a slippery start in the rain, came back to overcome an early Soldier lead to keep the cash at home with an Il to win.
 The Army nine gathered 6 runs off the Islanders in the first two chukkers, and stayed in front until the last of the fifth, when the home-guard batted once-and-a- half around the batting order for a nine-run rally that clinched the win.
 Big moguls in the Douglas attack were Batterymen Grant and Jen- sen, who each got two hits, includ- ing doubles at critical moments. Jensen was the opening Islander hurler, but gave way to Erskine in the third inning.
 Lead off man for the Army, catcher Rice, really led the Soldier hitters, collecting three hits in four trips to the plate. Cranke, who started on the hill for the Soldiers, was relieved in the disastrous fifth by Hakkinen.
 Service Teams Battle
 An added feature of the week ends horsehiding was the meeting of service teams that opened the double header on Sunday. Tradi- tional rivals, the Soldiers from Chll- koot Barracks and the Sailors oil the U. s. Coast Guard cutter Haida engaged in a ginger-filled seven inning fracaS, from which the Sail ors came away with the long end of to score.
 The combined hurling and hit ting of Jenkins, who dashed out two homers, gave the Haida nine all the edge needed to show the way to the Army. Jenkins was helped along all the way by his battery mate Bennett, whose triple and Pavlat's double were all the rest of the Sailor hits. Jenkins hurling held the Army to trio of bingleS.
 Line Ups
 In the lineup for the Moose yes  terday were: Haglund, cf; Fritz Schmitz, 2b.; Martin, If; Snow, h.; McN amee, If. and catcher; J. Schmitz and Converse, shortstops; Werner, 3b.; Blake, C.; Grummett. if. and Kimball and Smith, pitch CTS. Elks: Addleman, Robertson, catchers; Gray, 3b., catcher and pitcher; MacSpadden, h.; Forsythe, shortsop; Bretz, If, 3b., D.: Foster. pitcher and third base; Russell, cf.; McVey, If; Lawson, 2b.; Bradley, rf and cf; Abramson, pitcher and left field.
 Score by Innings Team 1234 6 2 8 9-R H E Elks ........ 5 l II 20 2 0-12 16 2 Moose 70 4 0 5 01 x-18 16
 Army vs. Douglas
 Army: Rice, 2b.; Anderson. lf.; Pringle, cf., IL, ss.; Kostik, If, cf.;