The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 11, 1927, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. MONDAY, JULY 11, liI(IN(,‘lN(} upP l"A\’l‘IlEl{ 927, By GEORGE McMANUS BASEBALL ON BY GOLLY ~ WE ARE LOST~BUT '™M RL)RE WE CAME THIS l f YOURE wwoNc. AS USUAL- | CAME IN ¥ nom { Ttl\" DIRECTION! | SEATTLE TAKES DOUBLE HEADER F RI]M MISSIUN% the ions, 4 to Ludolph pitching in count of poor A home run second g w in th knock wasted a the opener on support by Hufft in sixth inning, was punch*for t 1 terics were and DBorre fon—F Ludolph and W n attlc Mission—Chri and Whitney. SUNDAY (,lorx,t League 1,5 8; itn and Jenkin Labley, Brya GAMES Pacific Los zeles nd 5, 0; Oakland neisco 5, 4 Seattle 9, 8; Mission 4, 4 Nntmmu League St. Le 0, 7; New 1; Brooklyn 0 American League | Boston 1; Chicago New York 3; Detroit 6 Washington 10; land 9. Philadelphia 14; is 11 PLIT DOUBLE IIEADEI[I } o three riled to stop the Indians which was FRANCISCO, July In Satur 's double heador, pitcher in the batting hits. In the second game, the sions bunched their hits in fifth inning to score four for a safe lead. Both and Edwards were in allowing but six single first spree me, netting them GAMES SATURDAY Pacific Coast League 2 11, Mission 3, 5. Hollywood 2 iento 7 5; Oakland 3, 4. National League yn 7, 0; New York ti 11; Philadelpl 0 0; Pittsburgh ; Boston the the randt an Hollywood Sacramento York 5, 8 a 19 Mis- the run Holling | * zood form ach. | No. | Fellows’ | Monday M. cordially 3; Cleveland 5, 2. First game 13 innings. New \ulk 19, 4; l)xtnnl 7, STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost 43 48 50 51 54 58 Oakland . Secattle San Francisco.. 8 1ento Portland Mission ... Holly wood 58 Los Angeles ... 63 Nauonal League Chicago Pittsburgh St. Louis New York Brooklyn Philadelphia . Boston ... Cineinnati American Le: Won Lost 24 33 35 37 37 45 45 4 58 Juneau Cm League Won Lost o e SIS ] 0 American Legion : i Moose ... N 2 Alaska Junea 1 2 New York Washington ... Detroit ... Chicago . Philadelphia . Cleveland . St. Louis ! Boston 45 42 44 43 ATTENTION SHRINERS 1.000 There will be a special meet-| ing of the Juneau Shrine Club| immediately following the Bluex [Lodge ‘meeting Monday oven!ncl “July 11th. ‘adv. By order of tho Prendon. | municatién of Mt 1D JUST AD SOON LISTEN TO MAGCIE \rr‘\ LOCKY | BROUGHT A BALL L. FERONCE? ||} OF STRING- TAKE J)()} ONE END OF 1T [l WeE Go N OPPOSITE DIREGT! AN’ IF YOU FIND THE WAY OVT- JERK THE |YOoL ARGUE AS IF \‘ YOU WERE RIGHT: WHY DON'T YOU LISTEN To me | 9 FOR ONCE YOUR 1 DEA WHO DOt ” GooD! LOOK LIKE? j 2 FOR TONIGHT and vioose Team to Tonight at 6:30 ki Slated Start k“l Pl 1 rance in baffled Wrange the Wran breaking cury JAGK SHARKEY JOHN MILIUS 1S GETTING IN FIGHTING TRIM 1. picher of s l,m(‘b‘\’l Club Goos ® i : n; e {::‘ lo P!lls}mrgu. iy '{‘% jab appear e what Jack Shar Ay s OF - ke fecting for his fig? SEATTLE, July 11 It i John Miljus twirler, been e Pittsburgh Pirates for and Kd House, former St college hurler Jack Dempsey July 21, hounced that warkey | faithful cattle has sold $17 stickin d work four miles and goe 7 before goin Baseball that th wind is excellent Club .o move thirteen this season D won fi," EQUIPPED WITH |10st tour” samos SHOCK ABSGRBERS _.|CLAIRTON YOUTH, | 13, NEW WORLD'S Leo Fiynn, 11 charge of { | Dempsey’s trainiag camp in . Sulphur Springs, N. Y., has equipt former heavyweight cham-| rtners with base tors \\' Little Joe Medvidovich, yearold Clairton, Pa world’s marble ch | the title by captus pr | Fiynn doesn’t want to be lad, is | pion, He hiring: | new sparring partners every day.| o the middle and th welterweights who workinz | 4nd ¢ with Dempsey wear wind pads|ofnine that can be blown up to softe w‘"" Jack's jolts to the body | - — ‘ weights ng but two in ame series with Thadd of Ludlow, - o> NOI‘ICE TO EAGI S are SANTA CLARA WILL 4 PLAY IN HONOLULU! The question or |iliary to the Order, whether of Santa Clara|Shall be instituted in football will play the Uni-|i8 to be discu | versity of Hawaif next Christmas |8t the regular ‘ and New Year's Day in Honolulu |Monday evening. A good atte jance of Ilnnl. o o jance of all members of Aeric ale at is Tequested, a Ladles’ | The University A new iron man has come to £ i light in baseball. Bob Smith, of the Boston Braves, pitched every inning of a twenty-two- |Old papers for frame contest with the Chicago | Cubs. But he lost the game, | 4 to 3. e The Empir | | ATTENTION MASONS | There wiil be a stated Jun M., com- | an Lodge in Odd o'clock LI W & A, Hall at 7 evening. Work in the Degree. Visiting Brethren invited. By order of M the W. M. CHAS. E. NAGHEL, - Secretary. NEW YORK EXCHANGE We have these in any quantity—Also Building Paper and the new designed Gothic prepared Shingles Harris Hardware Company Open Evenings Phone 215 Dodge Bros. 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