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THE* 'CHILKOOTIES BEAT'U3AT*"CJWBRAIM - 9 TO 3:
In a ’veil attended ball game on Tuesday night,the Post team
romped on the team from the Transport "Carabrai" by a score of 9 to 3# The
ship team went through a hectic first inning,while the Kooties fattened up
their batting averaged. After the 1st,when Ballard relieved C«Rogers on
• the- rapuni, the game was more even, but the damage had been done in the open
ing stanza, and the sailors never had a chance to come back*
Clarke woidced well for the soldiers for five innings,when
he gave way to Frank Rogers,who finished in his usual superb gora. The ship
outfit could do little with either of the Post hurlers* For the crippled team
that the Kooties were forced to nut on the field,the players showdd strong,
and gave evidence that hopes of copping the Juneau series are well founded.
Porter was the hitting star of the day,connecting for three
solid bingles out of 4 trips to the platen Kalina, drafted from Co.MB” of
Anchorage,annexed 2 safeties out of 3 attempts* For the ship team,J.Mogan,
Reyes,and Davis copped tbs batting honors. Archie Lee,Porter,and Wilson
shone in the field for the Soldiers.while Barros and M.Mogan were the stars
for the Transporters.
The box score:
CHILK0OT BARRACKS:
Player: A.B. R. H«
Wilson, 3d b. .• 2 1 1
Burch, 2db. ... 3 2 0
Bruhn, l«f# 4 0 0
Cole, c. .. 4 « 1 1‘
F .Rogers, 1st b a p. ... 4 1. 1.
P or ter, ss« • ».««•«... .4 2 3
Clarke, p.& Iso b* 3 11
Lyon, c.f. ............ 2 0 0
Lee, c.f. 1 .0 X
Kalina, r.f. J3 1 t 2
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Player:
C.Rogers, p;rf* .......
Ballard, r?;p. .......«
J .Hogan, 1st b. ...
Johnson, 2d b. ..
Barros, 2d b* •««•••«•
Butcher, 3d b. ........
Blanch, cf# ,
M.Mogan, c..
Reyes, If*
Davis, ss* ••»••««...».
A«B. R* H.
4 0 0
4 0 1
3 11
111
2 0 0
2 0 0
3 0 0
3 0 0
3 0 1
3_ 1 1
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Struck Out: By' Clarke, 9 (in 5 innings.)
F.Rogers, 4 (in 2 innings.)
By C.Rogers, 1 (in 1 inning^
Ballard, 4 (in 5 innings)
Umpires: Hurray & Norman.
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