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THIRD INNING
Palmer came up for the Was
muth and walked to first. Meredith
sent- a grounder to second base,
but the ball beat him to first and
he was out. Breshini hit the ball
to third base and by fast passing
it beat hm to first and, also, was
out. Drake allowed one to bounce
off his bat into the pitcher’s mit,
checking himself out.
Farela led for the Perry, fouled
one over the catcher’s head and
struck wild at the second and also
the third. One out. Van Druff hit
a long one which landed foul, then j
straightened the next one out for j
a nice ride into right field, resting )
hmself on, 1st base. I|ogue next j
up. died at 1st, while Van Druff!
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stole 2nd. Fitch came up and Van
Druff stole 3rd on the first pitched
ball. Fitch let the next one go by
and was called ‘out’. Score remain
jing Smith in Trudell socked it in
FOURTH INNING
| Price of the Wasmuth led and
was struck out. Smith walked. Kor
iner with two strikes and two balls,
swatted one to eenterfield for a
two bagger. With a man on second
and third Cofman banged a safe
one base hit to center field, bring
ng Smith in. Trudell socked it in
the nose for two bases and Kor
iner dusted off the home plate
while Coffman held down third,.
Palmer pop-flied out to left field,
while Coffman, unsuccessful in an
attempt to come home, was tagged
out, retiring the Wasmuth team.
Preston of the Perry swatted one
out to right-field for a two-bag
ger. Cardwell struck out, and re
tired to the bench. Stnachfield and
Sims folowd suit, leaving the score
at the end of the 4th inning —
4 to 4.
FIFTH INNING
Meredith up for the Wasmuth,
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For further information
Phone 111, Anchorage
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Seward, Alaska
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Watch this advertisement and take home one of these
extra specials for the next day’s dinner.
Special Merchants Lunch Every Day 45c
Hot Sandwiches 40c
Fresh Box Lunches
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| lined pne out to shofr!; and was
tagged out at 1st. Garrison sub
jstituting for Breschni, after one
strike and one ball, landed one in
jto the pitcher’s hands and was
thrown out at first. Drake also was
lain easy out.
j Yuratich up, struck a high foul,
, under the next, got a ball, then
reached for a wide one and mssed.
iOne out. Myers relieving Farela, got
;a ball, then a strike, then another,
' and still another which put hm out.
:Van Druff came up and was caught
| on a foul. Leaving the score at
ithe end of the fifth inning 4 and
4.
SIXTH INNING
Price up for the Wasmuth and
walked to first. McDonald, substi
tuting for Smith, let a few go by
while Price stole second and third,
then bunted one to the pitcher who
threw him out at first. Korner hit
one to right field for two bases.
Coffman knocked the second pit
ched ball into the hands of the
left fielder. Trudel was stopped at
first. Palmer let four wide balls go
by and walked to first. The pitcher
fooled Meredith with a slow ball
and fanned him.
Hogue, with two strkes, got a walk
to first. Fitch followed, also walked,
advancing Hogue to second. Pres
ton, Cardwell and Stanchfield were
fanned by Koriner, thus ending
the sixth inning wth a score of 6 to
4, Wasmuth leading.
SEVENTH INNING
The seventh inning was started by
Breshini who let the shortstop hq,ve
a grounder and was thrown out at
first. Drake knocked one to right
field for a three bagger, sending
Drake home with a run. McDonald,
the catcher mssed one. and Price
chalked up another run for the
Wasmuth. McDonald picked out a
nice one and gave it right back to
the pitcher whp threw him out.
Koriner came up and after a foul
just outside of first base, placed
one over the head of center field
and ran to first. Cofman knocked
the pill down in front of home plate
and made first while Koriner got
to third. Trudel came up and pop
flied out.
Sims came up and hit one for i
first base. Yuratich walked advanc
ing Sims to second. Price erred let
ting Myers get safely first. Van )
Druff got a one base hit forcing j
3ims in and advancing Yuratich j
10 third and Myers to second. Hogue j
bit a safe one but was not fast en
aught and was caught out at 1st,
out not before Myers and Van
Druff, who were right on their toes,
]ame in. Fitch and Preston pop-:
:lied out ending the seventh inn- ;
ng with a tied score of 8 to 8.
EIGHT INNING
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ne good five-passenger sedan in
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diamonds, antiques. Mail yours
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Goods returned if offer refused.1
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The battle was raging when Pal
mer came up and popped out. Mere
dith got safely to first on an er
[or. Breschini let a couple go by
while Meredith stole second. Bre
jschini struck out leaving Meredith
Jon third. Drake hit a two bagger
;and brought Meredith in. Price
| swung at "iwo while Drake beat
it to third. The pitcher became ex
| cited and *hrew a wild ball over
jthe catcher's head and Drake
stole home. Price then fanned out.
Sims again came to the bat for
the Perry and gave the pitcher’s
'offering a fast ride over the fence
for a home run. Yuratich added to
the general bedlam by slamming
the horse-hide over for another i
homer. Myers went to bat with'
great expectations but got only a j
two bagger. Van Druff did some, j
; Hogue popped out. Fitch lost a
I fly to third base and Preston fan- !
ned out.
Umpire Manthey then called the 1
game on account of darkness and j
the players, being tired, were will
ing to let it go with a tied score
of 10 to 10 .
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Trains Arrive—
Hour. Day.
6:30 P. M. Monday
6:30 P. M. Thursday
6:30 P. M. Friday
7:15 P. M. Every 2nd
Wednesday.
Trains Leave—
Hour. Day.
7:30 A. M. Wednesday.
7:30 A. M. Saturda
9:00 A. M. Friday
9:00 A. M. Every 2r
Thursday.
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jBatting Order:
PERRY—Preston, 1st base, Card
well, 3rd base; Stanchfield, 2nd
base; Sims, S. S.; Yuratich, cat
cher; Farela-Myers, left-field; Van
Druff, Centerfield; Hogue, rght
field; Fitch, pitcher.
WASMUTH—Coffman, Catcher;
Trudjell, ifcrd base; Palmer, lel^
field, Meredith, 1st base, Bresch
ini, 2nd base; Drake Center fields
Price, S- S.; Smith-McDonald, right
field; Koriner, Pitcher.
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the Frye-Bruhn Meat Market.
Try the Alaska Shop CHOCO
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of Anderson Music Shoppe
Juneau, Alaska’s most suc
cessful
PIANO TUNER
with Dunns & Bradstreet
rating, serving Alasa for
21 years,
Will be in Seward
about Aug. 10. Phone
messages to the
Seward Hotel
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