The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 27, 1928, Page 5

DAUGHTER- DIDON'T TELL YOU TO CAL HAR-ORESSER? DOAS | TELL WYOU- DO YYou L UP THE PLEASE, MOTHER- DON'T HOLLER - CAN HEAR THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, AUGUST 27 By GEORGE McMANUS YOL WORM- HOW MANY TIMED MOST \ TELL YOO NOT TO DSMOKE N THE RECEPTION MAGGIE- \'LL BITE- HOW MANY TIMES ? WHY HAVEN'T YOU UP MY ROOM? You SEEM TOJILST WA AROUND IN “YOuR ' WAS A LADY'S MAID UNTIL Y WORKED HE! J e ) FIXED LK BLEER: | THOLGHT You WERE A LADY'S MAID WHEN | HIRED YOUL - |given Manager Spickett to check All the play say “Moose |by lto Team;"” the door- {keeper checks the name, and | “play ball” is the ne thing, wit-| |nessed from a comfortable seat.” N Y. SECTION MOOSE SWAMP ELKS SUNDAY Earn Right to Play Bills in Little World Series by 16 to 2 Win runs, 13 of which came in three successive innings, the Moose ball players swamped the Elks 16 to 2 in a nine-inning game yesterday afternoon and won the championship of the sec- ond half and the right to play the Bills for the 1928 pennant. Although Pete Schmitz was nick- ed for ten hits, he pitched gooa ball, especially in the pinches, and struck out 12 men. In the first he did well, for he fanned three with the bases full. Thtee heavers were used by the Elks, but Koski was the only one who could hold the Paps in check, and he allowed only one hit in the last three innings. The Elk chuek- ers had poor support and ten bon- ers were marked against the team Little heavy hitting was done, there being two doubles, a triple and a freak homer. The latter came when Gist slammed. the ap- ple into rightfield aund-it bounced over the fence for the circuit. Moose Score First The Moose made tltree in the first, when the Elks players had their worst inning. Two hits, with four errors, were good for three runs. The Elks came back in the second and scored twice when four successive batters hit safely, after two men had been retired. Nothing happene& after that un- the fourth canto,~when The Moose batted around, hit five times and scored five rums with a little aid from the Bills. Again in the following frame they mark- ed up four runs on four hits and one error. The same number of runs came in the sixth on three hits and no errors. Those four big innings were far too much for the Bills, who were not hitting any too well due to Mr. Schmitz’ worthy efforts. Lineups and Summary MOOSE— AB R H PO B. Schmitz, 1f".... F. Schmitz, 2b. Gist, 3b, Brown, 1b,. P. Schmitz, Shaw, cf,.. Vale, ss, Junge, rf,. Blake, c, Scoring 16 til @ o mRhocowocowop PR Totals BLKS— Barragar, for Coughlin, % Andrews, 1b, p,.. C. M'Spadden, ct Hennings, 3b, Koski, 1f, p McGorty, rf, Davis. 2b Jackson, 33 - O e pe 19 W et 14, Elks 2; two base hits Schmitz, Jackson; three-b 3. Schmitz; home run, ! off Jackson ldrews 1; struck out, by Schmitz ll2; by Jackson 5, by Andrews 3, by Koski 3; left on bases, Moose 7, Elks 9; double play, P. Schmitz |to F. Schmitz, to Brown; first basc \on errors, Moose 7, Elks 1; hit hy | pitcher, P. Schmitz by Andrews, |Jackson by P. Schmit innings ipl(rh“r‘ Schmitz 9, Jackson 4, An. |drews 2, Koski 3; hits, off Jack- son 7, off Schmitz 10, off Andrews |7, off Koski 1; pitcher, |Jackson; stolen Brown, P. Schmit ale, Blake, Andrews; sacrific hit, Coughlin; umpires, (Manning and Cunningham; time of game, 2 hours 15 minute e |ADMIRAL ROGERS IN FROM SOUTH TODAY The Admiral Rogers, Capt. A. W. Nickerson, arrived in port at {1 o’clock this morning with the following passengers for Juneau: | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lucas, Dr. {J. Sender, L. Baggett, Mrs. I Taylor, Jochn Hirsch, Sam Yukich, |Peter Carek, Sam Beslof, George 1 Sogoff, Otto Hunder, Victor Kris- tofferson, Mr, and Mrs. R. W. Everett, Mrs. H, L. Faulkner, Miss Jean Faulkner, Mrs. S. E, Jameson, Miss C.-Dickenson, Mrsi B. F. Thacker, C. H. Fellows, and one steerage. She sailed for the Triangle Tour at 11 o'clock this morning with the following passengers: Mrs. R. G. Wright, Ralph Wright, L. H. Rinke and Tecla White for Haines; W. E. Gallwas for Skagway; Arthur Williams, and two steerage for Sitka; Mrs. G. Gallwas and A. Van Mavern for Sitka and return. The steamer is due to return to Juneau on her way south sometime Friday. ——— HEARINGS POSTPONED The hearings in the cases against the George Brothers and W. G. Hellan, which was set for this afternoon in the U. 8. Com- missioner’s Court, have been post- poned wuntil the return of As- sistant District Attorney G. W. Folta who was handling the cases for the Government. Mr. Folta left on the Northwestern for |Sitka to look into the cause of death of a man who was found with his head smashed in. — e ———— - Old papers ror sale at the Empire, first on balls, off An. losing b Totals Summary—earned Corona Coffee ' Put up-in 1, 2 and & Ib. 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Fail- of we sign our name to a statement in an advertisement, we mean just that. To us, signing an advertisement is in 00 way different from signing a contract. Baldwin probably caus; should They tools human element faiked there.” have ure of Maintenance Man W. E.!score of the game and will be development of the helper > wreck the s time do i and have ha with of to plenty which Lan In the cond place, said, romeone operated the that {the ninth was passir | wreck. | Hysteries causad by seeing the|day wreck vietims brought on a h attack which p Jennie mer TEAM OF WILL SEE RUTH | PALACE THEATRE The pla: vesterday “Ruth night at the Palace theatre as guests the threw open the swit ar cf the subw g over it, causin ed fatal tc Lockr 2, dramatic actress. > - MOOSE Moose Ru rs on the will see Babe Comes Home" of the Sporting Edi Empir through the co Manager Spickett. 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