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Outdoorsmen, Cardinals Also Win
Playing under clear skies, the
Little League ball teams on both
the Naval Station and in Kodiak
are making up games unplayed
at the start of the season, and
keeping on schedule with wins
and losses all around.
The Braves defeated the Elks
12-11 in a hard fought game play
ed Friday, June 5 on the Little
Red School House field.
The Elks scored three runs in
the first inning on a double by
Robinson and a single by Olsen.
The. Braves went ahead in the
last half of the first by pushing
across four runs on singles by
'Ellis, Mample and Fritcher.
The Elks were shut out in the
second as the Braves had their
big inning scoring five runs on
a double by Fritche-r and a single
by Mample. In the third inning
the Elks scored two runs on a
double by Robinson. The Braves
scored two runs in their half of
the third on a single by Thurman.
In a big fourth inning the Elks
scored six runs on a single by
Robinson, three walks and two
Braves errors. The Braves scored
one run in the last of the fourth
on two Elk errors and a stolen
base.
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In the first of the sixth, the
Elks put the tying run on third
and winning run on second with
none out. The Bjravtes pitcher,
Thurman, then struck out the
next three batters in a row.
The winning pitcher for the
Braves was Boyce with some ex
cellent relief pitching by Thur
man. Boyce, in three innings of
play, struck out 3, gave up 5 runs
•on 3 hits, walked 2 and hit one
batter.
Thurman, relieving Ruckman
in the fourth allowed 1 run on
no hits, gave up 2 walks and
struck out 5 batters.
Morrison, the losing pitcher,
struck out 6 while allowing 12
runs on 6 hits and 4 walks.
Outdoorsmen Win
Over Red Sox
Gaillard pitching three full in
nings of no hit ball, sparked a
win by the Outdoorsmen over the
Red Sox. Score was ,16-6.
Veerman with two home runs
drove in 6 runs. Knudsen man
aged a double and 2 singles, giv
ing him 7 for 10 times up to bat.
Gaillard struck out 9, allowed
2 hits and 5 bases on balls. De
vine struck out 6, allowed 9 hits
and 7 bases on balls. He was re
lieved in the 5th by Milas.
Merchants Take 3
Babbitt was the winning pitcher
when the Merchants won over the
Cardinals 14-2 in a game played
on the Kodiak field June 5.
Losing Pitcher was Clune
In a game played Monday, the
Merchants again triumphed, this
time over the Braves with a score
of 25-7. Winning pitcher was
Frost, who also drove in 2 home
runs.
Home runs, were also chalked
up by Watkins and Babbitt for the
Merchants and a home run each
for Behre and Fritcher for the
Braves. Losing pitcher was Thur
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The Merchants continued the
winning streak Thursday, when
they defeated the Red Sox 14-6.
Winning pitcher . was Babbitt.
Home. runs were driven in by
Dietzler and Micky7 Shtiravloff
for the Merchants. Babbitt pitched
a one hit game. . ,
, Losing pitcher was Burchard.
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Elks and Cardinal*
Play Close Game
■ The Elks paid dearly for the
win ever the Cardinals'fromUhe
Base by going into extra innings
to win the game at a score of 10-9.
Buddy : Cunningham was the
winning pitcher for the game.
He relieved in the top of the sixth
inning. The starting pitcher Don
Robinson struck out 7 men and
walked 2. Cunningham struck out
5 men and walked 1.
Losing pitcher was Augustine
when he relieved Briemaster. 5
men were walked and 5 struck
out. The winning run was scored
by Robinson after a 3 base hit by
David Olson.
The Elks had 17 hits for 10
runs and the Cardinals 12 hits
for 9 runs.
Cardinals Win
The Cardinals beat the Braves
on the Base Little League dia
mond Tuesday by a score of 13 to
10.
Starting pitcher, Pat Moore of
the Cardinals, tired after 4 in
nings^ of pitching and wasi relie
ved by Tom Clune, who got
credit for the win.
. Losing pitcher was Griffin.
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Outdoorsmen
Take Elks 12-5
Elks led 2-0 in the first two
innings of their game with the
Outdoorsmen Thursday on the
Kpdiak field.
The Outdoorsmen started tag
ging the hall for 4 runs in the
3rd, 4th and 5th, for a 12-*5 victory
over the Elks.
Nick Shuravloff, the winning
hurler, struck out 11, giving up
8 hits and only 3 walks.
Losing pitcher- was Cunningham
who struck out 6, walking 3 and
allowing 7 hits. Olsen, relieving
pitcher gave up 3 hits, struck out
1 and walked 2.
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VISITORS TO OLD II I It BOR
RETURN TO KODfAK FRIDAY
Mrs. Madeline Alvine, daughter
Katharine, and Beth Acheson re
turned home Friday from a ten
day visit to Oid Harbor.
They stayed at the home
Rev. i ' id Seldom while Rev.SeV
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conference at Homer.
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