The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 20, 1927, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER e = S el \| HOW DID rnoowr <NDOW- T | | YOU LOSE | HAD'EM LAST YOULR ] NICHT WHEN WHISKERS? (| WENT TO BED BOT THIS MORNIN' THEY ! DONT ' ING MAGG © 1927 ov Int . Fearume Semvice. Inc Grest Britam nighis ceserved THE HOUVSE WITHOULT E SEEIN YOUL! THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, KNOW HOW IT YOU OUT OF | HURRY UP' WE 1 ARE DLE AT NYONC. WIS RKEYS HOLSE NOW!' NT YOu v ?\VAE ONE HER PLLOWS” THEY RE STUFFED WITH HAIR - THEN | WUN MAKE A BEAR| /e ™S ALLOWS SIX HITS ¢ R 1 Smith, Schmitz, working in fine form for | the Moose last T . held the Elks' (P, sluggers well in check allowing but |K hits and four runs none of which were earned. The Moose batsmen | found Andrews for 11 hits, six of them being in the gixth inning when ! t scored five runs. Tho Moose M won the game 9 to 4 ‘ > The Moose ed their first run | Jackson, in the third inning when Shaw was, Oliver, given life on McAllister's error and{Andrews, p s advanced to third when PetelHenning, 3h. Schmitz crashed a double to right-| Herrmann, rf center, then W. Schmitz brought hin:| McAllister, ss home with a sacrifice fly to right. | Patterson, rf. Elks Tie in Fourth The Elks scored a run fourth inning, tying the score, w Jackson trippled to deep center and | scored when Marshall lot a pitched; B runs- ball go to the stands. \fimh;lllr'ms‘jj : ki In the fifth inning, with two away, | ‘f“‘F-! 1 T v}“‘”"‘_“ I pitcher Schmitz singled to right «un-m P A LA R L e g e ter. King singled in the same di-|WARSOR: AT L o e A rection placing Schmitz on third. Bill -l“f. e % yral il o Schmitz singled to right scoring his "“‘;”‘rkl ok bv“‘;p'lm"yu S Dadsd broftier ‘ahd putting 'King -on " thira.| DY Jackson 2, by Senmitz T Dasted] Schmitz stealing second. Marshall! VS oy o B8 AR lw‘il LoRrE] was hit by Androws, for the cond pitcher—Andrews l"mpir 2 AKirk‘ time, filling the bases. Smith singled !“” e . to short right scoring King, and ad- "™ s S AN vancing the other runners one base. e Drown singied o left and went (1) GAMES THURSDAY second on the throw in, Schmitz and | Pacific Coast League Marshall scoring and putting Smith Hollywood an Francisco 7. | on third. Vale singled to center scor- Oakland i amento 0. | ing Smith but Brown, g(tempting to Mission 1; Los Angeles 3. | score, was caught at fae plate, | Portland-Seattle, rain. i The Elks added thr¢e runs in the! National League sixth. Henning fanne/ opening th~ scheduled games postponed inning, and Heyrmany, got lif> when account of rain. Brown I'umblm! his//easy grounder. | ’ American League McAllister rollgd to/the second base:-| New York 4; Cleveland 3. men who force(l H¢gsrmann at second | Washington 3; Detroit 0. Mangan doubl¢d fy left scoring Mc-|Boston 5; St. Louis 6, ten innings. Allister. Couglilin singled on a hit | Philadelphia 0; Chicago 3. and run play fco/ing Mangan, Cough- STANDINGS OF CLUBS lin stole secgnd, Jakson connected Paci . " Folagbrs b ekl acific Coast League with his secolid/ hit of the day scor | Won Lost ing Coughlin #nd taking second on | f 29 2 $he” thzow 10 PHiYes vits biit second | Qakland o T to first. The/score stood 6 to 4 at|g, SEON oo 26 24 the end of ‘he fifth. { Portlina Sl gy The Moog¢ added three more in/g., oo diceo 2., 26 their half ¢/ the sixth after two men giit ) HEHE0 - had fannef; Pitcher Schmitz, again|yq¢ Angelea starting the fireworks, singlei(l 1w| 1eft | Hollywood and scored when King tripled to " right center. Second baseman Schmitz Nauonal League made second and scored King when, .o o Won 11;'051 bail. | } PR T Pittsburgh ... 3 10 Philadelphia . Chicago St. Louis ... Boston Brooklyn Jincinnati American League Won Lost w York ... M) | !Chicago ... | Phiradelphia ... 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