The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 1, 1927, Page 5

|927 THE DAIIY ALASKA EMPIRE WEDNESDAY JUN[; l BRINGING UP FA’IHER By GEORGE McMANUS 191 T SERIOUS: DOCL? FOR GOODNESS DAKE SAY SOMETHING' | THIS 1S A FINE DOCTOR JGLS SENT TO SEE ME- HE DON'T SPEAK ENGLIGH - HOW AM | TO KNOW WHAT 19 THE MATTER WITH ME? © 1927 ey Inv'e Feature Service Inc ' for the While win that particular took advantage of in the sixth and runs. Hauna boote giving him life at f| Vale stole second {when Little Mac' ham's throw to catch season. runs to first homer of the these were enough ame, una st. Smith whiffed 1 went to third missed Cunning Vale off M the | K bag. Shaw hit a scorcher down thir nl; Brown, xn][ Vale, ss. mith, while Mlnmll.. fielded thiew to the fence The Vets protested Cecision on the hit, foul. P. Schmitz walked booted King's ounder and Shaw | scored, Pete going to second. Bill Schmitz singled to right center @ went to second whe» Heinke ball roll through his hand 151 f Schmitz scoring. Big Mac' sn i} grounded out fo first, Brown going g Lot grounder to second and Lit o to third. Manning booted Shaw's|mac' missed it, King and W. Schmitz grounder clear across the diamond, |gcoring. Brownle scoring. P. Schmits. forced Manning went to the box and fanu \(' FRE A Recolis ed Koski and Brown in suce ending the inning, and the Mo scoring for the go The Vets scored one in the sevonth Thomas was an easy out, P. Schmicz to Brown. Hanna was sg at first when Vale fumblod his g Lit " drove the pill to deep cent r for three bases, scoring Hanna, Si was Tobbed of a hit by a pretty « liner by Pete Schmitz Little Mac' for the secoud ! basce line Vale Umpire scoring, | foul line in the Vets' half and went OnOw to third on one fielder'’s chicice and home on a second play of the same Qature, SEATTLE LOSES 12 FRAME GAME SEATTLE, June 1.—Los Angeles| started the series with Seattle by| taking a.twelve inning affair. The, Angels kept a close lead until the| sixth inning whe the lmlhnlfl‘ brought in three tallies for a one| point lead only to have the invaders tie the count at five all in the sev- enth. Los Angeles bunched hits in| the twelfth to score twice. !open prler vl |drew GAMES TUESDAY iy [short, Pacific Coast League Oakland 12; Los | Brown opened the second for the Moose with a beautiful single to right center and teok second on a passed ball. Vale fanned and Smith M Moose Take Lead Cunningham threw P. Schmitz and King out at first on easy rollers to the fifth inning. Bill Schmitz free transportation to first juggled Big Mac's roller to putting two men on. With two strikes on him, Koski drove the pill {to deep left. It landed on top of a house and bounded into the bushes and Koski rumpul ound lln sacks Mission 7. Angeles 7; Seattle 5, innings. Ban Francisco 3; Portland Sacramento 2; Hollywood National League Brooklyn 3; Boston 2. Philadelphia 4; New York 13. Chicago 9; Pittsburgh 10 Cincinnati 0; Detroit 1. American League Cleveland 0; Detroit 1. New York 10, 18; Philadelphia 3 Boston 4; Washington 1. St .Louis 2; Chicago 7. STANDINGS OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost 39 26 twelve st (18 8 Oakland Sacramento Seattle ... Mission Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Hollywood ... Nauonal I.:agne Won Lost 26 12 22 16 22 17 21 17 21 23 17 20 Pittsburgh St.i Louis New York Chicago Brdoklyn ... l’hlludelphhy 3 Boston ............ 15 20 Cineinnati 12 30 American League Won Lost .29 14 17 20 19 21 22 New York .. Chicago Philadelphia Washington Cleveland 8t. Louis Detroit . 22 Boston . 27 Tuneau Cxty League ‘Won Lost Moose 2 Alaska Juneau 1 American Legion 2 Elks . 2 P G — MOOSE DEFEAT VETS NINE TO - TWOYESTERDAY Pete Schmitz pitched steady ball| last night while his teammates gave him fair support, and the Moose won easily from the American Legion 9 to 2. The Vets sewed the game up in the fifth when Koski homered with two men on the bases ahead of him, breaking a one to one tie. The Paps made a race track out of the paths in the sixth when the Leglon outfit staged a juggling skit, scoring five runs on a lone single and seven errors. Vets Outhit Moose The Vets outhit ‘the Moose slightly but their hits were kept well scat- etred by Schmitz and Moose errors came few and far between when the Vets had men on the bases. The lat- ter cracked out six ‘safeties to four made by tho Paps. Little Mac’ Mac- Spadden’s batting featured the game. In four trips to the plate he slapped out a single, a two-bagger and a nifty three-hase drive, and one sac- rifice hit, giving him a perfect score. The Moose couldn’t hit Cunningham safely, but errors at critical times cost the Legionnaires their chance to win. Cunningham gave way for Manning in the sixth after five runs had “been scored in that framo. Jim- my held the Moose helpless, striking out three men and ylelding not a single hit. In fawe, ile ball wdsn't hit out of theinfield nner he went to the imound. . Vets lcon rlnl The Moose were retired in order in th mh{é‘m . With %n:‘:a LIKE the fellow in the song, I *never saw the sun shining so bright — never saw things going so right.” For I've found Prince Albert and complete pipe-enjoy- ment. I thought I knew all about pipes and pipe-smoking. ‘I had no idea what a change for the better P. A. would be. What a treat it was to open the tidy red tin and free that wonderful Prince Albert fragrance! To a pipe-hungry man, no other aroma ever came within a mile of that. I could hardly wait to tumble a load into the bowl of my jimmy- pipeandlightup. 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