The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 21, 1927, Page 5

B\ L‘EORGE McMANUS MACGIE 1S SITTIN' ON ALL THE PILLOWZ- YOU PHONE DOWN TO HER AN SAY YOU ARE COUNT I COOF OR SOMETHING WHEN SHE COES TO THE PHONE -V LL. 1 DONT KNOW HIM- TELL HIM ™ om"t[ ‘ TN TIN SEN - ANSWER SNEAK IN AND GRAB A THE PHONE! 1] PILLOW - THEN YOU KIN L MAKE SOME WHISKERS! Do you know the only difference rusting and burping is both oxidation You and see the produced burning. Bat when the process is too Rust is the ‘‘ash” between etime are can fecl by rapid metal 1 slow to s of this fire. ARMCO Ingot Iron RESISTS RUST J. J. WOODARD CO. Plumbing—Shect Metal Werk South Front Street GAMES FRIDAY Pacific Coast League Hollywood 0; San Francisco 5. Mission 9:; Los Angeles 4 Oakland 1 acramento 9 Portland-Seattle, rain National League Pittsburgh §; New Y 3, innir Cincinns Philadelphia 3, 15 ‘hicago 7; Brooklyn 5. St. Louis-Boston, rain American League w York 1; Cleveland wdelphia Chicag THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS THE GASTINEAU JTR SERVICES TO YOU BEGIN AND END AT THE GANG Pri¥% OF EVERY PASSENGER-CARRYING BOAT FIRST PLACE AT STAKE IN GITY LEAGUE SUNDAY Game to Start at 2 o'Clock —Cunningham and Oneel May Stage Pitcher’s Battle | JUNEAU TRANSF COMPANY Moves, Packs and Stores Freight and Baggage ER twelve Sharkey Beats Maloney to ‘ Floor; Wins in Fifth Round [ | | [ STANDINGS OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost *!Oakland 89" /20 ion | ret. | 615 549 The ican Le Juneau and the Amer- on | 11l teams will play gy Ve e the feature game tomorrow aff Williams Makes Fament at the City Ball Park. The gax Three Home Runs. . S 5 t at 2 o'clock sharp, giving the 2 &) \ ttl plenty of time to return home Two Games, One Day 8 A e DPANOG SREIRRS AN Alaska NEW YORK, y 21—Jack Shar- key's overhand right smashed Jimmy maoney out of tne heavyw.ight pic ture last night in the Yankee Stadium in five rounds i Tex Rickard's #cheduled 15 round semi-final of the climination tournament. Maloney was down twice in the fifth round before the refr award od the bout to Sharkey on a technical knockout. The same punch dropped Ma ey in the fourth for, no count While the pop-eyed crowd of 20,000 fans looked on in stonishment Sharkey ended the fight with that slashing right handed assault and left the beaten man a gory and battered figu Maloney was bleeding from the lefy eye, nose and mouth and plungad to the floor from the vicious suc i ad in the pounds Prompt Delivery of LADYSMITH COAL PHONE 48 Tioe. Al ‘410 for an early Sunday dinner |ftotivwood Oneel wiil for the Miners, | o and Cunningha Nauonal monnd for the Vets ;| with McSpadden catching. Both teams are tiod for first place I Mine having won from the s last Sunday in a 7 innir 3. and the American I [bested the Moose in a 10 inning game 7 to 8. Both teams are ever matched and a close contest is prom sed With Tip and Barrager composing the battery for the A. J., Benson i work on first base, Roberts second PR 367 LPHIA, Ponn May Philadelp de three he tying Babe PHILAD! Cy ¥ right fielder runs yesterday and Lone Gehrig for the ses total of nine homers. W m home run in the me of the doubieheader lay with C nati and de two in the second game 21 Won Lost Pet 19 633 15 G600 s 14 15 10 12 8 \New York Pittshurgh 1 Chic Ph St CDRY CLEANED' There is nothing so comfy as the feeling of snuggling in under a clean, sweet, downy com- forter RUNNING AFTER A BARGAIN! FELL DOWN AND HURT MY POCKETBOOK, open Louis | Cincinnati a2 American Won 21 18 16 14 Pet. | L7001 to deliver | New ball, “apit” ball in any manner; or York what is call the “shine” y Maloney i betting and had weight o harkey Sharkey will now get a chance a Dempsey or Paulino. - “PITCHING RULES” REGARDING BALL ARE GIVEN TODAY As a result of the little being known about baseball by some of the baseball pl and the fans in Juneau, the Empire will print on» 5001 M Nowell, and Watts will| 144 Probably start in the field with Bro-| ‘464 |die, Tilly, and Hagen replacing them {during the contest. any part of this r 0 at once order the pitcn-|Detroit er from the game, and in additi »: Washington ; shall be automatically Cleveland a period of ten day Boston . the president of the Provided Juneau City League that, under the supervision and con Won — Lost trol of the umpire, the pitcher may | 1 0 use to dry his ds a small finely 1 0 meshed led bag containing pow ldered rosin, furnished by the league Young pitchers should take striet | notice of Section 1 of this rule in order that they may not acquire an illegal delivery, which results in balk ing. The pitcher must touch the | 103 4 1 e v v . g 14 With our new Glover Dry Cleaning System 1 3 ; 1481 Sabin will work on first base for | we'll make them sweet and fluffy if you'll just “!ithe Legion with Davis on second,! i | Hanna shortstop, Manfting third ba SHONE 15 and Sarr, Geddes, and Henkie PHONE 15 ing in the gardens. Umpire Bill Kirk will call s and strikes, but no umpire selected) to officiate at «'s /FAIR AND™ SGUARE “BAW;MNS" have cost the world more money than all of, the honestly priced merchandise that has ever been offered for sale” We do not trick your dollars into our till by craftily schemed “reductions” cause you to pay on some less 1.000 1000 500 Jureau n Legion ALASKA STEAM LAUNDRY Moose EVELYN COLLIER TAKES UP BUSINESS CAREER the a higher price mentioned article, rule a day from the Spalding's Offi cial American and National Leagu~ Rule Book. The first fules taken up are “Pitching Rules” regarding the livery of the ball he bat. Sunday in between the Elks and Juneau, such a play was a matter of discussion regarding the illegal delivery of Mosher, the Alaska Juneau pitcher Rule 30. Section 1. Preliminary to pitching the pitcher shall take his position facing the batsman with both feet squarely on the ground an< in front of the pitcher's plate or top of the pitcher’'s plate; and in th act of delivering the ball to the bat he must keep one foot in contact with the pitcher's plate defined i Rule 9. He shall not raise eithe: foot until in the act of delivering the ball to the bat, nor make morc than one step in such delivery Sec. 2. At no time during tho pro gress of the game shall the pitcher be allowed to (1) apply a foreign substance of any kind to the ball; (2) expectorate either on tho ball or glove; (3) rub the ball on his glove person or clothing: (4) deface th the de Lasit STAR CAR The world’'s most completg line of less than one thousand dollar automobiles made by a single manufacturer. 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