The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 9, 1927, Page 5

BRINGING UP. FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1927, THATS A FINE PRESENT FROM THE RAJAH ~ WHAT AM | | CAN'T ELEPHANT ) HE CAVE ME" ONE LIKIN' A PERBSON AN’ GIVIN' EM AN ELEPHANT- OH. WELLL LET'S GET BACK TO THE IMAGINE Am\‘-l MATTER WITH SAN FRANCISCO TAKES OPENING CAMEBY 5703 SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.—The|gor Seals nicked Edwards for ten hits| e yesterday afternoon, and m]uu',:‘ ad-{1osges vantage of five errors defeated Seat- “Pip" tle in the opening game here by mound for score of § to 3. “Bucksho” May|precen, i allowed the visitors six hits Purdy the made a home run 4 The batte s ‘were Seattle—— nd Schmidt San y ‘and McCrea. | Vo8 The as follows: GAMES WEDNESDAY Pacific Coast League Portland 7; Los Angeles 6 Hollywood 1; Oakland 0 Seattle 3; San Francisco 5. Mission 2; Sacramento 1 National League Brooklyn 2; Chicago 3 Philadelphia 4; Cincinnati 5. New York 8; Pittsburgh 7. Boston 11; St. Louis 8. American League Detroit 5; Boston 3 St. Louis 5; Philadelphia 7 Chicago 11; New York 12 Qleyeland 1, W l1_'[_1|;;luy| 2 STANDINGS OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won -Lost Oakland R L. Sacramento 38 Seattle Mission 34 San Francisco 35 Portland 1 36 Los Angeles 39 Hollywood 41 National League Won Lost Pittsburgh 30 14 St. Louis 5 18 Chicago . 19 New York 20 Boston 19 * 28 Brooklyn 23 28 Philadelphia 18 256 Cincinnati 16 32 American League Lost New York 15 Chicago 19 620 Philadelphia 22 542 Washington 23 489 Cleveland 25 468 St. Louis 22 468 Detroit 2 26 435 Boston 18 ° 82 280 Juneau City League Won Lost Pet 3 1 750 600 400 250 656 452 51| 419 :333 Pet 694 Alaska 3 Moose 3 Elks 2 American Legion 1 — e FULL CHART Does your name spell success. Full typewritten chart, $2.00. Beverly Robarts, Gastineau Hotel. adv. Juneau [{4 GRUEN” on the dial This name on a watch identifics it among your friends as a fine timepiece. 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SR T AN, Y ST MINERS AND VETS SLATED TO PLAY | TONIGHT AT 6:30 First place in the Juneau baseball City League is at stake tonight when the Miners, the league leaders, moet the American Legion at 6:30 o'clock A victory for the cinch them first place while a victory the Vets will tie Miners with three Oneel the the league having start from the or Cunningham line-up for Miners Oneel p, Benson 1b, Robert By GEORGE McMANUS WELL- THIS COUNTRY | | FULL OF TIGERD AN’ TICERS ARE FULL OF CUYY LIKE (T US THAT GET STRANDED| LIKE THIS-I'D GIVE A LoT | | EVEN TO SEE MY WIFE, — Q‘\‘) RICHT I\IQW'.J P 00 =) \ wHATS THE_ L (1 DO, BUT WHAT | CooD 15 KNOWLEDGE IF YOU HAVE NO CASOLINE? __J IT? | THOUGHT YOU KNE'W ALL E THINK! o o © 1927 sy InvL Featune Senvice, Inc Great Britain rights reserved (,‘W LEP N | 1 THINK WE'LL B l KEEP THIS O | ELEPHANT! 5 o~ DEMPSEY T0 GET THE ONGE OVER CHICAGO, 111, June 9, Buckley, manager of ck has left for Lo&''Angele good look at Jack Dempsey to satisly —--———— " 2 Bte himself on the former champion’s yesterday IRISH PLAYERS BRINGING | contiion’sna prospects o vetaraing | | 15108 1h UNIQUE FGOTBALL, U. S.|"-"int ant to be sure Dempsey is really going to make a comeback and | i in condition to do » befor 1 | | keep Sharkey idle all summer wait ing for an opportunity at Dempsey Buckloy | Spadden ss, 1f, Nowell ef, and Hagen Holman 3b, McCloskey and Watts rf. Brodie will also fit the line-up in the later innings Thoms ¢, Cunningham or p, Cabin 1b, M. MacSpadden 2b, Hanna ss, Cunningham or Manning 3b, Henkie If, Sarr cf, and Geddes rf Davis and Jewett will also play n the outfield dur the last few in nings into Vet Manning Johnuy Sharkey to take a NEW Lazzeri NEW YORK, June 9 footballers who will tour States during the noxt have a unique style of ball It has much of the snap of Amor ican baseball and allows' of haundl the ball as under the Rugk code and the footwork of the socce Kerr the Unites few weeks playing foot The said - NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS Notice is oby given that Assessment Roll for the year 1927 r code has been filed with the City Clerk Dick Fitzgerald of Killarney, cap-|that the City Council will sit as a |tains the team on its American tour [Board of Equalization in the { which hopes to sow the geed which [cil Chambers of City Hall will b, rth an international com- | the hours of 2 o'clock p. m petition in which America, Ireland |[©'clock p. m. of lay on June| leading pitcher inland Australia will participate 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18 for the pur won his first| The game s fast and necessitates |Pose of hearing and adjusting com Either Manning | quick thinking as well as speed | plaints twirl for the | ol s | (Signed) H. 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