}
Company ’IB".
P. A R
C 3
P 3
IB 3
SS 2
IB 1
2B 3
BASEBALL LAST' STTDAY APTER^OCN,
Company 11 Fu.
S A
Boat
T aylor
Richards
Gre e n
Ge rn she ck
Wi seman
Kirschknoff 3B 3
Stamper CP 3
Sullivan HP 2
Beam_LP 2
Totals 25
H
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
E
2
3
2
2
0
2
2
0
2
0
15
R H E
Killiwitch C 6 2 2 1
Barry RF 6 3 10
Ke rwin IB 5 4 4 2
Blackhain SS 3 2 0 3
Emerson 2B 5 4 4 0
Corner p 5 2 1 1
Burnett LP 4 0 0 0
Goode CP 4 0 0 0
Bliss 3B4 1 0 2
Totals
Company "E"
Company "F"
Score By Innings*
1 2 3 4—5--6—7 Runs
0002000 2.
0
0
18
42 18 12 9.
Walked by Taylor 3
Walked by Corner 1.
Two base hits:
Emerson .
Kerwin .
to to
At two o’clock Sunday afternoon it was decided to have a base
ball game between Companies "E" and ”F”, and due to previous announce
ments to the contrary, many of the best players were not present.
However those that were picked off the benches did good work
and helped to prepare a team for the much looked forward to trip to
Whitehorse, Y.T. , Lay 22nd.
E Company won the toss and went to the field, with Roat receiv
ing and Taylor on the mound. Killiwich first up stirred the ozone
and at Sgt.Leary’s dramatic gesture, rejoined his mates. Barry
rolled one to Taylor and was out at first. Kerwin singled through
short, and gained second on bad throw, then to third by the same
means, and Green did the Artillery stunt again throwing
and letting Kerwin stroll homw.
Blackman walked and was caught off first. One run,
three errors. Sergeant Corner in the box for F Company
over third
one
had
hit and
only
three men to face him in each of the first three innings and allowed
only three hits during the game.
Due to the rough ground and lack of practice 24 errors wer
made during the game.
HAIITES NEWS.
Miss Florence isarneT-t, aaugni/cr v± *-_ »
arrived on the "Qjieen" to spend her vacation at home. Miss Barnett
has been teaching at Ho on ah for the past year.
Mr. and Mrs.Dick Kennedy arrived on the'^ueen” from the States
to look after his extensive mining interests in Rainy Hollow.
Mr. Kennedy says he expects in the near future a party of mining
men from the States to look over his properties preparatory to buy
ing an interest and working same.
Mr. and Mrs. Griffith, from Washington, are spending a few
months vacation in Haines and vicinity.
Mrs. Riff, Government school teacher at Klukwan, left on the
"^ueen" to spend her vacation at home in Seattle.
Mrs. Bernhoffer, from Juneau, arrived Monday and will spend a
couple weeks vacation visiting friends in Haines.
Haines Public School invites everybody to their picnic May 21st.