The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-01
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Bill Pavlige turned in another tine pitching job last night on the mound for the St. Louis Blues as 1 he shut out the Spare Parts to the tune of 16 to 0, his teammates blasting two Spare Parts hurlers for Is hits as Pavlige gave only five and failed to walk a single man The Blues hurler struck out 21 of the 33 men to face him in the nine innings
 In spite of being nicked for IT of the Is safe hits, H. Carlson, spare Parts southpaw. went almost the full game, being yanked out with two men down in the ninth when Bogumil took over Carlson pitched good ball except for the first, sec end and last two innings, getting off to bad start.
 Clay started the five-run barrage eff in the first by walking and steal ing second. R. Nelson singled him home, driving a fast one down the first base line and going to second on the toss home After Hollen- bach had popped out, Pavlige smashed a homer over the right field fence, scoring two men ahead of him. Putin then singled to cen terfield and Davis laid down safe bunt along the third base line, ad- vancing Putin. Mierjewski then sacrificed the runners along and they scored when F. Nelson was safe at first as the Spare Parts first baseman missed a heave by the shortstop. Ludwig struck out ending the rally as the Blues batted all the way around.
 Score in Second
 In the second inning, the Blues got two more runs as Clay singled to the third baseman and R. Nelson sacrificed him to second, bunting nicely. Clay scored when Pavlige slapped a single into right field. Pavlige later scored when Putin singled over the third base line and the left fielder let the ball get away from him.
 The Blues scored twice more in the eighth. F. Nelson walked and Connel, who wenv in for Ludwig in the seventh, flied out. Then Clay singled Nelson to second driving one past the third baseman. R. Nell son famed, and with two out, Hol- lenback doubled to left field, scor- ing both runners.
 The Blues rubbed the defeat ir with seven more runs in the first half of the ninth, batting more thar all the way around and driving Carl son to the showers.
 With Two Out
 Mierjewski started it by singling to left field and stealing second. He went to third on a wild pitch. F Nelson popped out to the second baseman, and Connell famed. Ther with two men out, the Blues went wild, getting their start on a break when Clay was struck out and sub stitute catcher Radford dropped the ball and threw it way over the first baseman's head, letting Mier- jewski score
 Bossert, regular Spare Parts back stop, took over the third base jot in the ninth after Walker, regular third sacker, was forced to retire from the game after being hit ir the head by a pitched bali Wher batting in the eighth.
 ] AS Mierjewski scored, Clay went to second. R. Nelson then singled to the first baseman as no one cov- cred the bag. Clay went to third cn the play. Then Hollenbach sing led to deep short, scoring Clay. Paw lige singled to right field, scoring R. Nelson and sending Hollenbact to third
 Carlson Leaves Game
 Bogumil went in for Carlson ther and Hollenbach scored on a wilo pitch which let Pavlige go to sec end. Bogqmil walked Putin, anc sent Jacowitz to first, hitting him with a pitched ball, filling the sacks. Mierjewsky came up agair and slapped one to the shortstor who tried to catch Jacowitz at sec. ond for the third out, but the sec.