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FEDERAL TEAM
The indoor baseball games play
ed last Thursday in the Eagle
hail were attended tby a large
crowd to see who would tie for
the series, or w’hich team would
win the championship.
The first game was between
the Commercials and the Alaskans.
Both were tied with the Ham.mon
for first place. The Alaskans cam<*
to bat first and after three men
up had been put out the side
' was retired without a run. The
Commercials came in for their half
of the inning and chalked up six
runs right off the reel. There af
ter the Alaskans were blanked
for another three innings with
out a run, although several tim
es they became serious threats.
In the third the Commercials add
ed one run and again in the 4th
chalked, up another, three. In the
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oeginning or the 5th Inning . the
Alaskans managed to push across
one run and blanked the Coipijner*
•*ciais in their half of the inning.
In the sixth the Alaskans were
(blanked again while the Commer
cials knocked In another three
runs. With their last chance at
bat the Alaskans strove mightily
(but managed to get only one run
and the game was over, with the
Commercials not having to finish
their half of the seventh inning.
The score was 13-2 in favor of
the Commercials. Following is a
short score of the game:
Alaskans 000010 1— 2
Commercials 6 0 2 3 0 3 *—13
The game between the Federals
and the Hammon was equally one
sided. The Hammon came to bat
first and knocked In one rnn. The
Federals in their half of the inn
ing were blanked. In the second
inning the Hammon were blanked
and the Federals brot In one run.
In the third the Hammon got a
rally and chalked up four runs,
meanwhile blanking the Federals.
In the fourth Inning the Hammon
again rallied and brot in another
six runs, and the Federals got
one run. In the fifth, the Hammon
added one run and the Federals
got another run bringing the *scor«
to 11-3. The Hammon in the 6th
inning broke up the game when
they knocked itf 8 runs and blank
ed the Federate. In the first of
the seventh the Hammon added
another rup and the Federate In
their last bats were only able to
get one ..run. The game ended with
'the score 21-4 in favor of the Ham
mon. Following is a short score of
the game:
Hammon 1 0 4 6 1 8 1—21
Federate 0 10 110 1—4
The first game lasted 52 minutes
and the second one one hour and
26 minutes. Umpires were Hagen
and Code. Scorekeepers were Polet
and Beck. Following are lineups of
the various teams:
Commercial Team
Dill „. .... pitcher
Seidenvrrg .... _ f. left field
Miller . . .... right short
Rnde, rapt. Hud base
Maynard .. left short
Adams . .... catcher
Congdon .. 1st base
Merrifleld . 3rd base
Broderson . right Held
Federal Team
Barrow capt. . .... t^atcher
Hager .. .... .... right short
Ihlnbar '. 1st base
McGuire .... .. .... Left Short
Cooley . . i... 2nd base
King .... .... .... .... .... 3rd base
Lnndberg ..<\.. .... Pitcher
Rood .... . .... left field
Lyle ... . right field
Rouse .... ;.. .... right field
- Hamnion Team
A Lee . .... .... .... .... left field
Rather Capt, .... .. .... find base
Harris .- .- catcher
N ‘Rolando .... r... .... 8rd base
O'Leary . .... right short
R Lee *'r . right field
A. Rolando . . 1st base
Mickelson ... .. left short
Glavtinovich . .... ... pitcher
Boyd .... — ..r. . 2nd base
Alaskan Team
Tatuak capt. — . Catcher
Tom Anayah . .... right short
Kawsuk . pitcher
Cabinboy .... _ -. right field
H. Luke .. .2nd base
Gabriel_.... . 1st base
P Larson ...8rd base
P. Amarok ... left field
F Larson ..-.. left short
Another article appeals else
where in this issue concerning the
|championship ball game to be play
(ed next Wednesday between the
Commercials and the Htmmon and
the Single Girls and the Alaskan
Girls.
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BIG CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
NEXT {WEDNESDAY
Commercial* vs Hammon
Slagle Girls n , Alaskan Girls
The big windup of the indoor
baseball serson will take place at
'the large Eagle hall next Wednes
day evening, when the Commercials
play the Hammon and the Single
Girls play the Alaskan Girls. The
Commercials and Hammon are tied
for first place in the men's league
'following last Thursday’s games.
The single girls won the series
fiom the married women and will
play a special game with the Alask
an girls. The first game of the
evening will be between the Com
mercials and the Hammon for the
league championship, the winner
to be awarded a large trophy cup.
Due to the great interest and
excitement which has witnessed
the ball games this winter, it is
understood a banquet will be giv
en for all the teams sometime af
ter the completion of next week’s
games. Everything is In readiness
for the big games next Wednesday.
Alt this time we do not have the
names of the 'taembers of the Al
askan girls team. The two men’s
teams will be composed of the mem
bers who have played during this
past season. Without a doubt, next
Wednesday’s games will be thrill
ers from every viewpoint. All four
teams will play the best brand
of ball possible, and the biggest
attendance of the year is expected.
Practice hours will be as foll
ows: Alaskan girls 4-5 and Single
girls from 5-6 p.m. Monday. Ham
mon from 6-7 and Commercials
from 8-9 p.m. Monday. The big
game will start promptly at 8 pm.
Don’t miss these coming games!
They will be the greatest ones
seen In Nome for some time.
A. B. PROSPERITY COSTUME
BALI. NEXT SATURDAY
First Prosperity Dance of the Year
Big Time for Everybody
The Arctic Brotherhood have
completed arrangeonenlts and plans
•for the staging of a big Prosperity
Costume Ball to be given lit the
A. B. Hall next Saturday, March
4th. The affair will be the first
of Its kind to be given In Nome,
and extensive plans for entertain
ment and dancing have been mtitle
with a view to putting oveT a big
dance and start, off the new ad
ministration with the prosperity
idea.
Dancers may appear in any and
all kinds of costumes. There will
be no prizes as in the case Of
a masquerade, but the program of
entertainment will include many in
teresting ideas and much fun and
hilarity. W. S. Van Dyke, newly
elected member of the Arctic Broth
erhood Camp Nome No. 9, and
who is also director of the MOM
picture "The Eskimo", will be the
Master of Ceremonies at the dance..
He has not disclosed any plan*
for the entertainmenlt of those who
attend but it is Safe to say, that
this role of master of ceremonies
is nod a new one to'. him, there
fore we may expect to see an ev
ening of dancing, fun frolic, laugh
ter and general prosperity under
his directing head during the dan
ce.
March 4th is Inauguration day
for the democratic forces, when
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
and the democratic party takes
over the reins of government. Un
doubtedly many jokes and “pags”
will be pulled off about the new
administration and the fact that
the Arctic Brotherhood is giving
a big prosperity ball will not hind
er everyone from rejoicing, cele
brating or bemoaning the fact that
the democrats will be in power.
As the' committee has informed
ns, dancers are urged to appear
in costumes, any and all kinds.
The hall It is understood will be
tastefully and appropriately decor
ated for the occasion and some sur
prises are in store for those at
tending. Everything possible is
(being done to make this the big
gest dance Nome has had tor
some time. General admission will
be |1.00 per person. Remember!
Make your plans to attend the
big A. B. Prosperity Costume Ball.
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Saturdays and Sundays Prom
10 AM to 9 PM.
LILLIAN ANDERSON
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