The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 29, 1927, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER [ - i | F'VE MADE UP MY MIND TO L FIND THAT ELEPHANT, AN’ [ 1 uch‘ L‘\\ln HOME U”nL ' DO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1927. EA iTLE WINS Juneau City League f Won Lost ® - - MlNERS AND PAPS fribe Takes First Game {IH n OQI\;HH(]‘ DQ‘.«'IY‘(‘\.’ { p RS Hit Hard First ]nninf,g i The Alaska a », { Mooes™ will play their pe me tonigh at 6:59 o' SEATTLE, Joa2 29.—The In-| ins continued their hea ng streak yesterday in th ame Miner's to twirl w agues’ leading club 10 to 3 Koski or Schmitz will take The Tribe landed on Deélaney the mound duty for the P: iX counters in the first in- Kilowitz doing the receiving which put the game on ice.| A victory for the Miners tonig | The batter were will practically throw the M Oakland-—Delaney, Ilasty and out of running for the 1 half as they have already 1 Seattle—Milju ind Schmidt t Leaoue : attle 10 tion for first place heramento Portland 3. | Alarg Jission 7; Hollywood | tend the 12 the on hand to watc National Leas ttsburgh 9; St. Lou n Leacue | teams finished in a tie. fhiladelph New York 9 | Umpires Kirl f. 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