The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 22, 1927, Page 5

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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1927. By GEORGE MeMANUS TWELL- 1 CUERS - |THATS A NICE i 1T\ suPPOSE BY NOW THE M CONNA B | PLAY MATE \ BIC ELEPHANT HAS RID OF THIS oo | TIED HIM TO" 3 i RACGCED HiIM BACK ' [=) ELE PHANT S “3 < s Lack Punch Core JEONCHpLY (- FROMVETERANS .5 S| S EEL 4 A to right, sec Jimm infected Malay and the Str : ARy gl s ¢ seventh. McCloskey threw ¢ Vets Blew Up in Sixth phot ning S g 8 ; 2 4 [ ; After Taking Lead ying to nab Hznna but he had | after a hard run but |Paris Finds Need | I ' For Aerial Cops : ey | Walkley hit into a double, for¢ 1 Juneau team « ‘he Miners knotted coun Clos) to Roberts, ani werican Legion t 'y st of the second. Nowell | Was thrown out at first by It i h acramento Wins Game from Seattle in Fourth or the first time in g s ',,',“,H"‘ q v Box Score and Summary R ’ hrowing hundbills in the streets|q econd hal® of the City I S IHe d & The game Immlu Yesterday. ; e | have been ordered prosec f chiedule. The Miners won 1 " juggled Oncel's g | MINTRS Frompt Denvery ny ordinary pedestrian woald | i N ol EAni oS g 3 The Yol have b j ey don't i} The order out, ney and the airmen havel, rned The 1 Il § to 5 when the f PARIS, Jone 22 Atorss o - added two in th hits. Little Mae' dr nsportation to first vont to third on Manning's sin haif of the h but left. Thomas duplicated Man )’ two more in blow and Mac' scored but oo Ia ; was run down between | in the ear hird and home when he tried f tributed from g p DG [ king it a cinch, Or in rts of adver support went hayw ond while Jimmy wa mer tightened up after tho ! chased down. Heinke sin fifth frame and finished the game |jleft sending Thomas to third in hay W nabbed at cond, Big Hihna o Keeps Miners in Game to Oneel to Roberts w bt [ fhon i\‘r[ [HHT"I. A City .‘l"”‘uiv\lh“‘t."l partially his hitting which ' ambled down R4 4 Tac ol ; ¢ 4 - [the fine is small under the old JIXULRe Kikioue rynhar hame gt Gt M iy ollyw « / i B : | e h a two-bagger and in the scv-| In the fifth the Vets added ru Mission 3; San Franeisco 2 : : !‘;"““‘“ eL1) In BEE 8 SURICOREISHth he aluated o, drive. tWwo | nimber SouE Wit e Eway: Hed Qukland 12; Portland 0 ) : . datarrent, /P8 poBRR, BYeLoloTh: men home, accoun des walked ond Hanna walked. | » of his team : s Little Mac’ singled scoring Gedd The Miners gave Oneel fine| hut Shorty was held at sccond The police find difficulty in ! atching any aviator in the aet.| They can't identify the culprit |and so far they have no mean ional League 5 Wl ' are appealing to the aviators in B v XorE L general not to do such work 3 phsis el SR s L Valt 1 i 4 G S \ t except in the first and|ilolman made a prefty stop of Philadelphia 3 Klyn 7. Walter Johnson, king of For the information 'of our SUPPOTt except in ine Wi [ e i g X || When your machine is broken Clncinnati burgh 6 : hurlers, showed that he's still, |(rade we announce the Border| ™! ':“‘ turned '”‘ '\\‘I"‘j ; ‘“ it gty g H PRRy 28 oo 11 5 9 2113 8 Ry A i TAGOAR in shut-out form in hurling his' [Queen sailing from Seattle June|ins double plays an ag, ¢ T nna d | Replaced Sabin in sixth in L gt S P 4o i 4 pirct Jog ; i )8, Kind! iy cour| €ut off a possible batting rally |'Mac' at second Site Washington 5, 2; Philadelphia % first league game since he was 28. Kindly be prompt with your | 23 v 4 | he 3 whe e made 2| The Miners took on a new lease ) " o od | Fu Min-| ¥ your car has left you in \ . o s Senators® train- yrder: Mail direct or phone| M ft enth when he miad M Summa larned runs—Min b : ¥ 7.7 Boston 3. 1 2 ' !:"},m,_“l " “]\(' 3 "“tf,"’- o Agent Femmer who will l,...w fine running stop of Heinke's | of life in the fifth, bringing the epg 3, twabase | hitts the lurch in town or out New York 7, 7; Boston 3 - Ing camp in March, Facing the harp grounder between short and [ count to two to four. Big Ma<'|g; i key, Nowell; three upon a country road don’t sif , Wik Red Sox at Washington, he al- — V| tifird, and’ threw the runner out[singled to start the ball rolling. pase hit—Nowell: frst on ballsi] ob & rall fetce and rafl af ST/U}JDH“IUJI UF CLUBS i £ l}u\\ml three hits and no runs. For shingling, kalsomining,|at first. It was puré robbery as|Holman was rotired on strike: oft' Oneal '3, off ‘Manning. 1:(] I8t Just connect up with a (Corrected to date) : ; : g g Pacific Coast League We'll come and help ycu back, to town hoto shows him in action, the |jainting or-any kind of curpenter| tha hit looked good for o real| Mosher bunted to the mound and.|strick outby. Onech 4. by Man.Il telephone &nd’ go > 5 _.] same peerless Walter, cneral re work, call Hen-| gingle. [ went out at first while Big Mac'|ning 7; double plays—Miners, || central will let e i — N Exclusive.) ry Gorham, New York Exchange Legion Takes Lead went to second. Roberts singled |2, Holman to Robepts, McCloskey yme Lo your as — [ hone 59, —adv.! The Miners had to fight an up-| sharply past third and Mac' raced |to Roberts to Habernteh: first - - round the hot corner for home.|base on errors—Miners Vel Oakland Sacramento fan I Spatile » . 5 I’"(‘ili(‘ (j()us[ BO.\'(”'S Wfifii‘W‘W | Gnddes’ throw should have nailed [3; stolen bases—Hanna 3, Walk JUNEAU MOTOR CO. 1t { |him by yards but it was wideljey 1, Geddes 1; sacrifice hit Forltanc i o » n = and Mac’ scored standing up. Mosher. Umpires—Kirk and No s ey i - ¢ Nowell lined to left center for > The mbén who said, “If |22 el e Habernich’s grounder too long to | We call and deliver. Phone 528 | 1101ywood 3 Stind Do Year, Eastern Rings) e Won L g ? Ohoel. dobia —ady Service Transfer Co. SAN FRANCISCO, June Johnny Farr, formerly of Oak | thiS Car had ClaWS it SHag ! 4 [ Will Haul Saw Mill Wood tetracing the trail of {he it wnd and Coal recently earned a decision o we niners, Pacific coast boxers are r Bddie Shoa, the great Chicago ld l b t eastern rings this summer and | headliner in the ea Billy Wal Philadelphia . fall lace, another California, kayoed Cincinnati : 3 i With three Califorma boxers al I{u!. Kaplan for the first tin knew hiS COmmander! . 3 % 3 Our Work Is Our Best American League eady belding werld's champior Eddie Roberts, who stretched { | 1 | Oftice Phone 389 | | | Won Lost ct. | ships and with a flood of con-|Joe Dundoe flat with a haymaker | l . Advertisement | | | | | Residence Phone 3501 41 17 07| tenders in every division, the in [in San Francisco last December Eapitol Dye Works C. 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