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''resident—Andrew Stevenson
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Teller- U. lleVeau
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CITY TEAM LEADS
PENNANT WINNERS
STANDING OF CLUBS
Standing of clubs in Anchorage
City league week ending July 15th,
and outside leagues week ending July
18th:
Northwestern League.
W on Lost
Spokane. 41
Butte . 33
Vancouver. 34
Tacoma . 31
Seattle . 31
Great Falls . 26
23
29
36
33
40
35
31
32
32
33
34
38
48
25
29
29
35
34
40
39
42
ret.
.641
.532
.486
.484
.437
.416
American League.
Won Lost
New York . 42 27
Boston .39
Cleveland . 37
Chicago. 36
Washington . 37
Detroit. 37
St. Louis . 31
Philadelphia. 17
Pet.
.609
.557
.536
.529
.529
.521
.449
.262
National League.
Won Lost
Brooklyn . 40
Philadelphia. 36
Boston . 33
Chicago . 36
New York . 31
St. Louis . 33
Cincinnati . 29
rittsburg. 31
Pet.
.615
.554
.532
.507
.477
.452
.426
.425
Standing of the Teams.
Won Lost Pet.
City . 4 3
Shamrocks . 4 4
A. E. C. 3 4
Junction . 1 2
.571
.500
.429
.333
It is a remarkable coincidence that
Gardner and Aumann should have
been overheard repeating the same
verse after the ball game yesterday
afternoon; Gardner spoke his piece
just as he was sitting down to the ta
ble in Mike Reilly’s restaurant ar.d
Aumann was heard muttering to him
self while in the act of picking up a
cue in Robarts’ pool hall and they
spoke in voices filled with relief and
emotion and it really seemed that
they were pleading for sympathy as !
they said:
“An umpire died—and went below—
To where Hell’s hottest blazes glow—
‘O what rare bliss,’ he called in mirth,
Compared to what I caught on earth.”
They did very well, these two fill
in umpires and deserve credit, for at
no stage of the game is this job
pleasant, nor did they aspire for the
honors.
Brownie came back; he came back
strong and with perfect support put
the City team once more in the load
af the Anchorage league by beating
the Shamrocks 3 to 1. He had 11
strikeouts, passed one, hit two and
kept the seven hits well scattered
through the nine innings.
Van Dever, the latest acquisition to
the City team, made his debut at Rec
reation park by a great running catch :
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THIS SPOON
of a fly ball off Levine’s bat in the
first inning; he met the ball every
time at bat and got one clean single
and Agee robbed him of one the first
: time up. It is the general opinion of
the fans and critics that Van will
1 make good and that he is every inch
a ball player.
Not a semblance of a pilfer did
Henning allow and is still playing
with the handicap of a bandaged
hand, backing the City pitchers up in
great shape. Powery had II putouts
at first without a bobble and Nicholls
was the only player to get two hits
off Dorwin.
For the Shamrocks Levine and
Strathcona carried off the batting
honors, getting five of the seven cred
ited hits.
Levine got a two-base hit and his
three-bagger in the fourth was the
longest hit made at Recreation park
this season. Strathcona batted .750,
getting three singles out of four
times up and had one put-out in cen
ter field.
After featuring the stick work of
Levine and Strathcona a resume of
he Shamrocks dwindles down to
what is known as the D—D route,
Dorwin to Duncan; Dorwin had more
assists than the combined team, seven
o his credit and Duncan makes a rec
ord of 15 put outs and one assist
without an error.
Dorwin allowed only five hits, pas
sed none and hit none but his error in
the second was the starting of the
City’s first score; Nicholls got life on
Dorwin’s error and Agee helped mat
ters along by mussing up Louder
milch’s grounder in the attempt to
make a double, both runners safe;
Henning scored Nicholls by a scream
er between third and short.
In the fourth Nicholls met the first
offering for a two-bagger and scored
on Tiff’s hot drive to right. Van Hou
ten went to sleep on Henning’s short
liner and Tiff scored.
Levine scored the only run for the
Shamrocks on his record three-base i
hit and Amundsen’s clout through |
Nicholls in the fourth.
It was a good game but on account!
of the threatening weather was play-;
ed before a small grand and $6.45’s i
worth of side-liners. The game by
innings:
First inning: Shamrocks—Rochon
and Van Houten struck out. Van De
ver playing his initial game in right
for the city proved that he came from
the same state as Speaker and made
a great running catch of Levine’s fly. 1
No runs, no hits, no errors.
City—Noffskar out, Agee to Dun-j
can. Powery struck out and Agee
made a fine assist of Van Dever’s hot,
drive. No runs, no hits, no errors. j
Second inning: Duncan out Brown
’ to Powery. Amundsen out, Nicholls
to Powery. Agee hit by pitcher and
Ryan struck out. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
City—Nicholls safe on Dorwin’s er
ror. Tiff fouled out to Duncan. Agee
gave Loudermilch life; Nicholls going
to second and scored on Henning’s
single. Nourse sacrificed and
Brownie out, D—D route. One run,
one hit, two errors.
Third inning: Shamrocks—Strath
out, Brown to Powery. Dorwin struck
out and Tiff threw Rochon out at
first. No runs, no hits, no errors.
City—Noffskar flew out to Strath.
Ryan took care of Powery’s fly and
Van Dever out Van Houten to Dun
can. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Fourth inning: Shamrocks—Fast
work by Nourse retired Van at first.
Levine after trying to work Gardner
for a pass by being hit, lost the next
ball pitched in deep left, landing on
third. Duncan hit to Nourse who
held Levine on third and Amundson
hit through Nicholls, scored Levine
and advanced Duncan to second. Agee
hit to Brownie to Nourse to Henning,
Duncan out at the plate. Ryan struck
out. One ran, two hits, no errors.
City—Nicholls hit over Ryan for
two bases and scored on Tiff’s single
to right. Loudermilch out, Dorwin to
Duncan. Van’s error gave Henning
life at first and allowed Tiff to score.
Nourse hit to Van who fumbled.
Brown fouled out to Duncan and
Noffskar struck out. Two runs, two
hits, two errors.
Fifth inning: Shamrocks—Strath
cona got a hit, reached second on the
mix-up at first and was out at third
on an attempted steal, Henning to
Nourse. Dorwin struck out. Rochon
walked. Van struck out. No runs,
one hit, no errors.
City—Powery out, Dorwin to Dun- !
can. Van Dever flew out to Rochon, j
Nicholls got a hit through Rochon
but out at second, Amundson to Ro
chon. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Sixth inning: Shamrocks—Levine j
landed on the first ball pitched for a
two-bagger to left. Duncan struck
out. Amundsen out Brown to Pow
ery. Agee out Powery unassisted. No
runs, one hit, no errors.
City—Tiff out, Agee to Duncan.
Loudermilch safe on Agee’s error.
Henning called out on strikes and I
Nourse took the D—D route for his.
No runs, no hits, one error.
Seventh inning. Shamrocks—Tiff
and Powery took care of Ryan’s of
fering. Strath got his second hit, a
single. Dorwin singled and Rochon
took a biff in the ribs. Brownie going
strong struck out Van Houten and
the Shamrocks’ hopes died when he
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I forced Levine to pop to old reliable
! Tiff. No runs, two hits, no errors.
Cjty_Dorwin and Duncan worked
alone in their half of the seventh.
! Dorwin with one assist and Duncan
j with three put outs; Brown, Noffskar
and Powery swelling their averages.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Eighth inning: Shamrocks—Dun
can out, Nourse to Powery. Amund
son whiffed. Agee out, Nicholls to
Powery. No runs, no hits, no er
rors.
City—Van Dever straightened out
one of Dorwin’s in-shoots for a two
bagger. Nicholls got a hit, advanc
ing Van Dever to third. Tiff was cal
led out on strikes and by fast work
Duncan threw’ Van Dever out at the
plate on Loudermilch’s grounder.
Henning tried Dorwin and Duncan
and failed. No runs, two hits, no er
rors.
Ninth inning: Shamrocks did all
the batting in this inning— Brownie
pitching great ball and Henning
caught the third ball and incidentally
the third strike with Ryan up. Strath
to keep Levine company made his
third hit but was out at second when
Dorwin hit to Nicholls to Tiff and
Aumann overlooked a bet when he
called Darwin safe at first on fast
work by Nicholls to Tiff to Powery.
With Rochon up Henning and Powery
caught Dorwin off of first for the
third out and the game.
One hundred and six of the faith
ful, including Bill Spencer, the king
of rooters, Bill Normile, the man of
judgment, and Tex Jones, gentleman
of leisure, witnessed the game from
the grand sand and as mentioned be
fore the side liners were estimated at
?6.45.
Gardner and Aumann umpired and
M. L. V. Smith used the blue pencil
on the score card.
Shamrocks AB H R PO A E
Rochon, ss . 2 0 0 2 0 0
Van Houten, 3b . 4 0 0 0 1 2
Levine, rf . 4 1 1 0 00
Duncan, lb . 4 0 0 15 1 0
Amundsen, c .... 4 1 0 5 It)
Agee, 2b. 3 0 0 0 3 2
Ryan, If . 4 0 0 1 0 0
Strathcona, cf .. 4 3 0 1 0 0
Dorwin, p . 4 1 0 0 7 1
Totals. 33 7 1 24 13 5
City
Noffskar, cf ....
Powery, lb .
Van Dever, rf ...
Nicholls, 2b .
Tiffany, ss .
Loudermilch, If .
Henning, c.
Nourse, 3b .
Brown.
AB H R PO A E
4 0 0 0 0 0
4 0 0 11 00
4 10 10 0
4 2 2 0 5 0
4 112 2 0
4 0 0 0 0 0
3 1 0 12 2 0
2 0 0 1 3 0
3 0 0 0 3
Totals. 32 5 3 27 13 0
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