The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 2, 1928, Page 5

1 WON'T CATCH ANY- fl THING HERE-BUT t WiLL WHEN | GIT HOME - 90 f 'M GONNA ENJOY MYSELF WHILE T LAST THAT MUST BE THE PRINTERS QUARTETTE- ARE YOU DANCIN'OR ARE YOU CRIPPLED? THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JULY 2, 1928 1JUST DAW HIM IN THE FIRST CLASS CABIN N A THIRDO CLASS CONDITION- ™M them F. Sc 1h 0 ) e on errors, Moose 5, L« l Y e — s S el el 2 o gion innings pitched, by Mid | Havenient, as a0 | was injured at first base in the Ke 3b 2 2 kiff 2, by Schmitz 9, by Ke | 900 Senmitz started the first in- Brod t o g Midkist; § W OB 8, eX| | 900 ; o s ctbidd Tung 0 o Midkife off Keaton 10, off| by smacking the first pitch. Eas PG R T e R i) TEGKLER HIGH | A -894 BY MOUSE IN mt to second on a wild pitch | b B | ‘ tober | | ond ball thrown. B, Totals | i s £ singled, sending Iritz to | 4 | = Jackson, E [ third. Bill stole second and scor | P. Schmit, { ed with Fritz When Brown s 58 $ | Brown, M | | The big first r was safe 1t 8001 003 — RN — Pl o | second when bodted his I\:“) an, thp FAE0 4 LiNo AvTg %%lgrxlgg 'Ir}gm G o e 3 teld-i Coughlin, E 857 | S | bingle and Brownie continued to McDonald, v g 9.0 FRI ATRES | Lead in Batting and Field | Cunningham, AJ e (Paps Cinch Sscontl Woney;ihsle end Brownia costighes da gocsy Ny (g g g 0l bkt | ing Respectively—Few | T ' e I July Fourth—23 Er- lthere on a wild peg by Thomas. Tomas, o SR BEE EArkIng ok “uuwumh:l;:'l i;v . sak 3 i 3 o R Bk Wi ut, Manning, 3b, p 0 ( nt of the Coliseum and Pal- Good Stick Men | MeDonald, rors Made Yesterday ]\;t( S i ‘f,-"',f{,m..\,\.“ PHE Ot iiGopmick, 86, TE8 01 1 3 8|ace Theatres iy MOAItIvely forbids gk A, AJ —_— A : 1 | Teck 1h 4 2 1 9 1 2[den und arreats will foliow vio- Batting s compilad from| ennin In the poorest exhibition of{ One hit, one base on balls, one T, K 2b 4 1 38 4 3 1llations. games of t half of the City| Hann 800 [ baseball played on the city park|passed ball and one error in the Midkiff, 100020 GEORGE GETCHE b League veal there were only| | this on, the Mcose trounced|second gave the Moose two more. Bakke, cf 0 0 0 0 0 0 —adv. Chief of Poiize nine men who were able to keej | {the American Legion in nine in-lIn the same frame the Vets Ashby 000 0 0 0 ————e——— their averages above the “‘””y nings yesterday fterpoon and|shoved two counters ove he pan, Leon Termanent Wave, § mark, and of these only four play-| jcame out on the long end of a 12]Thomas singled b out on Totals § 27 18 13|Fern Reauty Parlor. - ed a majgr part of the season. | 1to 4 score 1is was the tirst ffsecond on a fielder's choice, M- -— N S el e St .y are: Barragar, Bol | | the July eliminatfon cbntests.| Cormick being safe on first. Teck- £ Keaton, .407; Watts, and An-| - Martin, AJ Twenty-three errors ‘ahdl twenty-|ler singled, sending McCormick to | drows, . Mar-| 3. McCloskey, AJ seven hits fe d the game third. As the ball rolled into cen- GR()WING | tin, Bentle and Teckler are thej Bill Schmitz was man | terfield it continued past Gist un- | other five who kept their stick| on the field who played the fulll opposed, MeCormick scoring and We now have two Sheet Metal Workers employed work well up, but Bentley has AJ time of the game withant m 1 Tel r goi to third. The lat and can give your sheet metal needs prompt | not been playing in late games,| lan error, and he have 2itor scored when Ted Keaton attention. ‘ Kldred but recently returned from single chance at Blake' singled. The next two men fan- ide | the south, while the other threz 'aid not have an error ' tallied|ned. GAS TANKS are new men. : nst him as such but had one Teams Score Some More DOWN SPOUTS Teckler, however, seems to have| Brodie, M | passed ball to his credit. A trinle and a single resulted o e the makings of a good player. He| gmith' AJ The Schmitz family #s a whole|in another run for the Moose in GUTTERS an average of .300, while hm‘ G O PRANAGIN . did quite well in the contest.|the th'rd. In the fourth they put SMOKE STACKS the League in fielding aver- ot Seven hits were made by the bro- two more over on three s by ot * without a slngl‘c boner h"-‘TlL'DEN DEFEATS | thers, while they scored six runs, ien base ani - FUEL OIL TANKS ing credited against® him, and| i enough to beat the Vets, and only scored the last in thus , " ]".x, has made numerous putouts| BOROTRA lN NET |two bungles were traced to their|frame, when a fielder's choice, a (‘ORRU('ATED IRON | and assists. * -DUEL, .WIMBLEDON! creait. | costly error by Gist, a wild throw AIR PIPE FOR MINES Among the regular players who —_— Tried 'Em Al and a single were marked up aPf o « have made good fielding averages WIMBLEDON, England, July| TFred Cameron, manager of the|ter two men had been put out. FLASH]NGS are Thomas, F. Schmitz, Manning, — Tilden today ced in| Legion outfit, switched his line-| Four errors and a brace of sin- METAL SHINGLES Andrews, Shaw, Nello, Junge, Ha- the semi-final round in the Wim-|up from time to time but without|gles in the sixth gave two more benicht, Blake, Barragar and Bol|bledon championship by defe i results. Three pitchers werelto the Paps, who were blanked in Keaton, all of whom are over the ing Jean Borotra, of Fran jused, but Manning alone Kkept|the seventh. Again in the eighth GEO B R]CF 960 k, while they are crflwd-‘;throe musketeers, 8-6, 6-3 and|them from scoring, 'when he| they shoved over three on three o« e o ed by a bevy of others. 6-2. Ty wl@ | heaved in the ninth frame. Bob|hits, three errors and a passed z : 3 Following is the list of che en-| 18u1 Keaton was not performing in his| ball. Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal tire League personnel, the Imlli"k} One reason why the feminine'usual style. Twelve players and| Several times during the ;z:nn.~[ “I tell you in advance what job will eost” I avera; in the first group, and|styles change so often is becau: |an extra base runner were usec|the Vets threatened, and in tha ‘# the fielding averages in the sec-|the husbands who pay the bills|by the Vets, the latter being call-| fifth loaded the sacks with only = —— getmionioyd b ona: /haven't any way of stopping them.|ed on the scene when Thomas|one out, but Pete Schmitz held B Batting An easier way of doinz most| Player Average | everything but being good appears ldred, - 838 AL to have been discovered. i 0ld papers for sale at The Empire. Barragar, E 43 = = B. Keaton, AL . 407 T tr‘ Bentley, AJ 1 i Watts, AJ THE WHITEHORSE | | INN & The New Palatial Modern Hotel at Whitehorse The Whitehorse Inn has just Andrews, Teckler, AL ... Manning, AL ... M. MacSpadden, AJ . B. Schmitz, M . i been built in keeping with I Benson i the latest in hotel construc- | B 275 |} tion. 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