The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-06

forcing Keller out at the place. owen threw to first too late to complete a double play. Donald famed. Sturm drove hard single to center scoring Dickey and Gordon and sending Rizzuto to second. Lefty Larry French replaced Higbe. French pitched into the dirt and the two runners advanced but Owen threw to Camilli who threw to Riggs across the daimond and he in turn tossed to Reese who ran down Rizzuto for the thtrd out.
 Two runs, three hits, no errors; one left on base.
 Riggs popped to Cor don. Medwick flied to DiMaggio. Owen walked. Coscarart walked. This brought the Yankee bull pen to life. Wasdell, left handed bat ter, batting for French, sliced fly less than foot inside the left field foul line deep in the corner for a double scoring owen and Coscarart, Reese rolled to Rizzuto.
 Two runs, one hit no errors; one left on base.
 FIFTH INNING
 YANKEES Allen pitching for the Dodgers. After Medwick took his place in left Wasdell ran to that position and Medwick retired from the lineup Rolfe flied to Walker. Allen hit Heinrich in the back with slow pitch. DiMaggio lined to Wasdell. Keller singled off Cos carart's glove, sending Henrich to third. Dickey walked on five pitch es to load the bases. purocher signaled Casey in to pitch. Gordon flied to Wasdell.
 No runs, one hit, no errors; three left on base.
 DODGERS Walker doubled to left, near the foul line. Reiser hit the first pitch over the score board in right field for homer. scoring behind Walker. The score board is 40 feet high and $50 feet from home plate The crowd went wild over the Dodgers taking the lead and Donald stalked off the mound as Breuer, another right handler came in to pitch for the Yankees. Reiser,s blow is the first home run for the Dodgers in this series Gordon hit the first home run for the Yankees in the first game. Riggs famed. Casey singled to short center. Owen lined to Di- Maggie.
 Two runs, three hits, no errors; one left on base.
 SIXTH INNING
 YANKEES-As the Yankees left for the field the fans in the center field bleachers threw newspapers, and confetti on the field The at tendants picked up the biggest pieces of the litter Rizzuto fouled to Camilli. Breuer lined to Walker. Sturm singled to right. Rolfe pop ped to Coscarart No runs, one hit, no errors; one left on base. Sf
 DODGERS = Coscarart grounded to Rolfe. Wasdell grounded to Breu- tr. Gordon ran to right field to take Reese's fly. s
 No runs, no hits, no errors; none left on base.
 SEVENTH INNING
 YANKEES -- When the Yankee fans stood at the start of the seventh a good roar of "sit down" came from the Dodgers followers. Henrich popped to Coscarart. Di- Maggie tapped the ball along the foul line till it got to third where it veered like going to foul. As Riggs picked it up he didn't throw. turning to the umpire, expecting a ruling that the ball was foul but the umpire signalled fair to DiMaggio who was on first for a single. Duro- cher argued with Empires Goetz and Grief but was overruled. Keller flied to Coscarcart. Dickey bounced to Casey who threw to Camilli for the out.
 No runs, one hit, no errors; one left on base.
 DODGERS Walker singled to left. Reiser grounded into fast double play, Gordon to Rizzuto to Sturm. Camilli singled to center. Riggs walked. Casey famed.
 No runs, two hits, no errors; two left on base.
 EIGHTH INNING
 YANKEES-Walker made a run- ming catch of Gordon's fly. Rizzuto bunted barely out, Casey to Camilli.