The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 24, 1927, Page 5

BRINGING LP I‘ATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY MAY 24 1927. SAY- ILL ADMITIT\WOZ CLEVER || ~OU OF YOUL TO CIT ME OUT O THE HOUSE WITHOUT MACCIE KNOWIN' ME WHISKERS WULZ LOST, BUT HOW AM 1 CONNA CIT IN AGINT Sports JACK SHARKEY 17 CLEVER BOXER SAYS TUNNEY Champion Considers Him His ot Outstanding Challenger 1zame. for World Title. 24.—Jack fighter cen in the he the world hiavy Ruth tof tl yoste gto; rig, t ed R NEW YORK, key is as good Tunney has ever weight ranks of weights. The champion May said: “Sharkey is fast, clever and a hitter, just th- type you do mno want to lay back against because he will outpoint you 1 conmsider him the outstanding chal lenger for my title.” Tunney said he thought previous victories over might have had a big psycholog effect on the big Irishman in battle last week in which he to Sharkey. ———ee - GAMES MONDAY Pacific Coast League No games scliednled, all teams trav- eling to open this afternoon. National League Pittsburgh 8; Cincinnati 5. Brooklyn 1; Philadelphia 7. American League New York 2; Washington 3. Detoit 4, 7; Ceveland 9. 5. Chicago 4; St. Louis 1. STANDINGS OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost 34 21 29 25 26 27 26 27 29 9 33 League Won Lost 18 18 19 17 15 14 10 11 League Won Lost 22 20 16 17 15 15 14 runne base Sec the b Sharkey's | ing it Maloney al the lost comp! ly to foot with Sec to th is mnof the b while (publ i Pet. 618 537 519 509 500 491 463 .363 Oakland .. Mission et Sacramento ... San Francisco . Seattls ... Portland Los Angeles Hollywood Nauonal Pet. | .621] 600 594 586 Pittsburgh Chicago New York St. Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston Cincinnati Amerlcan 14 22 16 22 3 Pet 667 Ml\ 516 .515 500 55 New York Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Detroit Boston ........ Juneau City Le Won -'1 2300 1.0% 0 0 1 % 2 — - Pianos and Phonographs for fidle‘ or Rent. Victor—Edison—Columbial —Brunswick records arriving every boat. Ice Cream, Candies and Soft| Drinks. JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE.| —adv. i Pet 1.000 1.000, 500 000 Alaska Juneau . American chlnn Moose 2 1 1 1 Elks .. 0 ORDER FIXING TIME FOR HEARING In the Commissioner’s Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One, Juneau Precinct. In Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of GER- TRUDE F. BOTHWELL, De- ceased. D. M. Bothwell, administrator of the estate of Gertrude F. Bothwell, Deceased, having this day filed his| report of the administration of said estate together with his petition for the distribution of the effects of said estate to the person entitled thereto: Now, I, Frank A. Boyle, Judge of} the above entitled court, do hereby fix and appoint the 18th day of July, 1927, at the hour of ten o’clock in the forenoon, as the time and the office of the said Probate Judge, in the Federal Court House at Juneau, Alaska, as the place for the hearing of any objection to said| report and petition. Dated "at Juneau, Alaska, 16th day of May, 1927. FRANK A. BOYLE, Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct.! First publication, May 17, 1927. Last publication, June 7, 1927. this \Ruth Malkes Home Run \\';\\Hh\(-'{‘l)\ of the s (BALK lS MATTER OF MUCH BASEBALL Rule 3 as follows: pitcher oceup! Sec pitche base-runner making such a throw Sec to the-bat by the pitcher while either | Sec. ~ WOuULD THINK oF H | HAVE TO DO ALL [CWELL 1 KIN [ YOUR THINKIN® NSTILL PRETEND Ll BESIDES MY OWN || | GOT A TOOTH 1ITS TOO MUCH ACHE AN WORK FOR ONE WRAP ME FACE ” MAN' e Sce. 6. Holding of the ball by th pitcher so long as, in the opinion of \h» umpire, to delay the gamo un Making any motion to pitch standing in his position with aving the ball in his posses iion, regardless of whether he makes motion to pitch or not, it * takes a legal position on the s plate out the ball in his jon, or if he n|t the pilcher's plate and r the ball to the bat Making any motion of the ¢ body the pitch in his method immediately d while out or, any feints t Eleventh |er habitually” mai lof delivery, without |livering the ball to the bat | Sce. 9. Delivery of the ball to the {bat when the catcher is standing outside the lines of the catcher’ position. Sec. 10, taken position, |ing the ball May 21 clouted his eleventh home ru he season in the first innin rday in the game against Wa n, with no men on bases. Gel he Yankee first baseman, follow uth, hitting his tenth home run ason. The two home only scores made in o After the pitchar has with both hands hold in front of him, ho 4 |cannot take either hand off the runs | 4 taadt Uhe DAl _excopt in the act of delivering |the ball to the batsman or in throw- ling to the bases, | Sec. 11. If the pitcher steps off the pitcher's plate, after being in post |tion, for the purpose either of dry ling his hands or rubbing his eyes or for other asons, and it is a |legitimate action not understood or the umpire as intend linterpreted by |ed to deceive a base-runner, then the e.” the - DISCUSSION HERE alk entitling the bass runners, to advance one umpire shall call * be called by the umpire| Sec. 12, If the pitcher, in the act {of delivering the ball to the batsman the {or in throwing to first bas drop ithe ball, either intentionally or ac | cidentally. No penalty shall be im [posed if, with no one on bases, the pitcher drop the ball while deliver- ing it to the batsman the hall by thel See. 13. In case a “balk” is called, to catch ths|the ball shall be considered “dead” stepping direct- | when announcement is made, and no in the act oi[play can be made until the runner or runners reach the base or bases to which they ars entitled. — e The May or, shall 1. Any motion made by while in position to delive: pall to the bat without deliver or to throw to first base when base-runner without | > throw ing any base without such base le to ward 3. Any delivery of the ball is back of and not in contract the pitcher's plate. 1. Any delivery of the e bat by the pitcher while he t facing the batsman. Any motion in hall to the bat by tho not in the position in Rule ished in the Empire last night Salva- 22nd- —adv. I |tion Arm ball | all |5 5tn depends on you" ¥y building fund. — e CIRCULINE PERMANENT WAVE —AMERICAN BEAUTY SHOP. $17.50 adv. 5. [OOSR S S LOW PRICES NOW in first quality, clean- cut cord kiln dry kindling—1 foot length. 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