The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 10, 1929, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER | GOT THIS \TALIAN DONG YJUST TO WEER MAGGIE TTHINKUNI'CF 'THE | TRIP SHE 1D GOWN TO TAKE TO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE OH! 1ON'T THAT DWEETT THAT REMINDS ME - L MuaST PRACTICE © 1929, Int'l Feature Service, Inc . Great Britainrights rescrved. WEDNESDAY APRIL 10, 1929. By GEORGF McMA | WISH THAT BOAT WAD DAILIN' TO-MORROW - SILENCE [usLC| v-) 'LIBRAR‘: 33 ORTS Morns and Rwhbourg Cheer Boston F ans SEATTLE TAKES ' OPENING GAME - HOME GROUNDS iSeven T,hou;;)—d Fans Shiv- er Watching Indians Defeat Reds SEATTLE, April 10.—A double by jManager Ernie Johnson in the ‘nighth inning scoring Ellsworth gave Seattle a 5 to 4 victory yesterday over the ‘Missions in the first game of the season played here. Approximately 7,000 fans shivered for two hours and 35 minutes watching the opening g: The Indisns held the up) axcept hand when the Reds grabbed a arily in the first of tle evened f and took in the seventh STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Sacramento Los Angeles Jakland R TR e | thusiasm over Boston’s ball clubs is no higher this year than usual but smiles are fort)lcommz Porclnnd when you mention Big Ed Morris and Lance Rlchhmlrg By JAY R. VESSELS (A. P. Sports Writer) worked in 48 contests Big Ed, who is 6 feet 2 inches tall, finished | BOSTON, April 9.—There aren’t | the season with an earned ru)‘ many major league ciub owners | willing to trade their teams for either or both of the Boston en- tries, but there are a lat of them who would part foth a part of their clubs for a pair of ball players wearing Boston uniforms. Where nothing but criticism comes Boston's way regarding the clubs as a whole, there’s nothing but praise when the names of Big Ed Morris of the Sox and Lance Richbourg of the Braves are men- tioned. Here is a pair of ball players, either one of which would have brought pennants to several big league clubs last year. This is es- pecially true of Morris who, as a rookie at 27, won 19 games for a club that finished last. With either the Giants, Athletics or Cubs, Mor- ris would have meant a pennant. With a first division club to help him along, he easily would have won 25 games and probably several more than that. Bill Carrigan sent Morris into 47 ball games last year. Fred Mar- berry, Washington's relief ace, was the only pitcher in this circuit to appear in more games Marberry ON THE DOCK CARLOAD Plumbing Fixtures | | Reduced Prices |average of .337. average of .352. | Richbourg was to the Braves what Morris was to the Red Sox. He was one of the fastest and surest right fielders in the Nation- ! al league last year, backing up the battered Braves’ pitchers with al- most a classic catch a game, and banging the ball for a season’s | The former Milwaukee star, play- ing his second year with the Braves, | was one of four National league players to make more than 200 hits | in 1928. He cracked out 206 safe- | ties and scored 105 runs, finishing third in the league in the latter de- partment. Both Morris and Richbourg are flying high in the pre-season games and again are doing much of the| heavy work for the hapless Boston ! teams. —— e - BENEFIT CARD PARTY Benefit Card Party at Moose Hall Thursday evening, April 11th, | at 8:15 SHARP. Bridge, Whist and | Pinochle will be played. The bene- fit is for a Legionnaire. Remem- ber the date, April 11th. : adv. Women of Mooseheart Legion | RICE & AHLERS CO. 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