The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-03
JUNEAU IS
 TR0UN(ED
 BY J0Ik5
Seventh Inning Rally Proves Too Much for
 local Boys

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 The Joisey Joiks last night came through for their second straight victory beating Juneau with five run tally in the last inning and getting at Mark Jensen for 10 hits as the Juneau outfit misjudged several fly balls and made three errors. Up until the fatal seventh inning the contest was nip and tuck.
 Neither team scored in the first two innings. The Joiks had plenty of opportunity to score in the first but threw it away by bad base running. Mondoker had walked and was forced out at second by Stafford when Cook slammed a single into left field, putting Staff ford in scoring position with only one man out.
 Then Bystrek singled and the runners advanced, but Cook broke for third on the play, forcing Staff ford out at home, and Olson struck out.
 Juneau Starts It
 In the last of the third, Juneau scored two runs after two men were out. Corcoran had walked and Naughton had hit into double play, when Fred Schmitz poled out double into left field, long one near the line. MacSpadden then singled to the Joisey right fielder who let the ball dribble through ! his legs and Schmitz crossed the plate for the first tally and Mac Spadden went to second on the lplay.
 Rustad smashed a clean single into left field advancing MacSpad- den to third as the ball was field ed nicely. McDermott then dumped Texas leaguer over the third base mans head, accounting for the other run. Sturrock grounded out to the pitcher for the third out. The Joiks drew the next blood in the game, scoring one run in the fifth after two men were out. Mon- doker started it by singling into center field. Stafford stepped up and poled a long one over the right fielder's head, good for two bases and scoring Mondoker all the way from first. The play at the plate was close. Cook popped out to the third baseman for the final out.
 J0iks Tie Score In the first of the sixth, the Joiks knotted the score at two all Bystrek, the first man up, was safe at first on bad toss by the Ju- neau shortstop. Then Olson got on and Bystrek went to second when the Juneau third baseman missed an easy high fly. The base runners then worked a perfect double steal on Corcoran and Bly, strek scored on sacrifice fly to center field by Murphy. Juneau went ahead again in the last of that inning, after two men had been thrown out at first. Jen- sen doubled to right field and Cor coran singled to deep shortstop as Jensen went to third. Corcoran stole second and Cox walked Naughton, filling the bases. Cox then gave Schmitz a free base on balls, walking in what could have been the winning run.
 But in the first of the seventh, the Joisey Joiks jerked the game out of the fire. Cox beat out an infield hit to the third baseman on a high bounce. Mondoker singled through the pitchers box and across second base. Stafford was walked by Jensen, filling the bases, with no outs. Cook then slashed a double down the third base line, scoring Cox and Mondoker and putting the Joiks ahead.
 Get Three More
 But the soldiers didn't stop at that. After Bystrek had reached first by forcing Stafford out at home, and Cook had reached third on the play Olson was hit at the plate and the bases were all occu- pied again. Davis flied out to cen ter field, but the runners held their bases.
 Then Murphy smacked a double between center and right field, wip- ing the bases clean. Ryan struck out, ending the scoring spree. but the Joiks were ahead, ' to 3.
 Juneau tried to come back in the final half inning but failed to come through. Rustad grounded out to the third baseman. McDermott