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THE CHILKOOT ? 0 3 I
An uncf ficial periodical nubli she dp/i thou t expense to the _JJ.» <jz.
Voluraed_;___JyJj 31,, 1924 ____
FAREWELL TO TROOPS iEAYIHG TERUTORY:
As a farewell to the twenty-nine enlisted men who leave next Sunday
for the States, lue to expiration of their foreign service, a military ball
will be gi’-en next. Saturday evening, duly 12, at. the Recreation Hall ceg-n
ning at 8:30 p*ia®
A mogiam of sixteen numbers has been arrange 1 to begin with one of
the army bugle calls each tine* -less call is oo be the tenOi nunoer and the
la&ies of the post have offered to provide huge quantities of cak3, dough
nuts, sandwiches anl other refreshments* Special lighting effects are being
arranged for the hall in addition to the alrealy famous "noon*
Due to the fact that, this i's to be a program dance, the music will
begin promptly at 3:30 and guests are request©1 to be present at hhat hour*
Each number will be limited to fifteen minutes, except Hess Gall foi which
half an hour has been allowed*
The Harbor Boat Fornunc© will leave Skkgway it 6: 30 p*n. Satur
day to bring the quests from that city, and will return there a'ter the
dance.
SKAG.VAY - OHTU'COOT BALL SAiffi njSVJUR LTLWJE 5TOTS 3C01U2 1-frs
Baseball almost of the airtight variety was seen on the Skagway
diamond last Saturday when the post team net Skagway after the later team
had defeated Tnitehor.se in the contest for the $100 prize.
But two errors marred ihe post’s score, neither of then costing us
anything, and Skagway’ s cari was marked with but one error and o.ie wild
pitch, these however assisting the post to make its single run.
The game by innings is as follows:
1st: Blanchard singled* Kimse ouv, Morris to ochunacher* Maxwell
singled, taking 31 anchor i to third, but when the runner tried to get hone
on the hit a beautiful peg from center field caught hin out uc the place.
Andrews (Andy) fanned* Porter xid Jilson, leading vne post s oaowa.ng order,
both fanned. Grant batted a high one to left field, ihe wind, which operated
against the heavy hitters during the entire gone, held "Che ball upland dropped
lei o
Schumacher. Cole flied ou'i to * fie-^d.
Mu3rson singled ail sbole secaidd, and third.
3uole second. Burch
John son singled.
it into tie fielder’s hands.
hid: .vsk out, Porter zo
Pries out, Porter to Gchunacher.
.-orris flied out to 3'nortstop. Chamberlain walked an
fanned. Barry was put out by let baseman, unassisted.
3rd: Giles, Bkagway’s ball-playin’ parson, f;Lined.
Blancnar i filed out to Porter, Hiruse fanned. 3chu:iacher f;med. Porter got
to 1st on an error and stole eeco id. He went third on a wild pitch. Jilson
meanwhile had walked and stolen second. Br uit Made an unconscious sacrifice
when, to avoid being hit by a pitched ball, he ducked. Pie ball struck his
bat, and while Grant 1 ooked around to see what had happened to it, Porter
raced from third for the plate. Cole’: pitching for Skagway, fielded the ball
and, instead of playing for the plate, tlirev/ to first, making a put out but