The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 8, 1929, Page 5

" BRINGING U [TAm HERE COMES THE HEAD OF THAT DETECTIVE AGENCY HIRED TO FIND WHOOPEE MS QURK UB FATHER 1| HOPE HE HAS QOOCD NEWS: BUT HE LOOKS LIKE 4 LOT OF CIDAPROINT - ‘( e / MENTD - THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1929. By GEORGE McMANUS [(\WE HAVE A BUT WE CAN'T OETECTWE FIND THE 1 ooT oN ThE DETECTIVE- TRAIL At RIGHT- = ' Thursday, August 1, Elks vs. Douglas (in Douglas). Sunday, July 7, Moose vs. Elks. Tuesday, July 9, Douglas vs. American Legion (in Douglas). Sunday, August 4, Douglas vs. Thursday, July 11, Douglas vs.|American Legion. Moose. Tuesday, August 6, Elks vs. Moose. | Sunday, July 14, Elks vs. Amcri-i ———————— can Legion. STORE HOURS Tuesday, July 16, Moose vs. Amer-| For the accommodation of the ican Legion. trade, this store will be open Fri- Thursday, July 18, Moose vs. EIks. | day evening, May 10th. YANKEES 60 T0 TOP FOR FIRST TIME Babe Ruth Makes Fifth Homer—Six Double Play in One Game ST. LOUIS, May 8. — The New York Yankees scrambled to the top of the American League yesterday for the first time this season, shad- ing the Browns 6 to 5 in a ninth inning rally. Babe Ruth hit his fifth homer of this season in the fourth in- ning with two men on bases. Bill Dickey added another in the next round of the game which was WICKERSDORF, May 8-—Dr. {Otto Peltzer, holder of the world’s \ record for 1500 meters, has aban- { doned the project of going to the I-UGAL LEAGUE‘ United States this summer. | ! “I have definitely postponed my ‘ American trip,” he told the Asso- | ¢ 4l ciated Press, “because I can't 19""9?Thirty-51x Game Season Di-! | in tithe and I should naturally like v | | vided Into Two Sec- | to enter several events in connec- | tion with my journey. The pros-| tions Called for i | pects that the German athletic | federation will sanction my starts, | ) £ are, however, very slim at present, | A season or 36 games, divided into | ANNOUNCEDFOR ] jor league critics. His faultless, Sunday, June 23, Douglas vs. PELTZER Is fielding and improved hitting this American Legion. { year bave made Kansas City fans | Tuesday, June 25, Moose vs Doug- forget Dud Branom, popular initial | : [] sacker of former years. |las (in Douglas). ™ s | ————— | ¥ % ican Legion. Thursday, June 27, Elks vs. ’ v v v g-|Dy(r. Phone 177. adv. | Americem Legion. ! Sunday, Jullswze, Moose vs. Doug v % Ins G ‘Douglas). We SPECIALIZE on Tinting and COMING SOON BALL SCHEDULE -3, 55 e v e ican Legion. Tuesday, July 2, Elks vs. Douglas. and I hope that they may be bet- ter next autumn or the following two sections of 18 games each, com- |prises the 1929 City League base- |ball schedule that was made' pub- also marked by six double plays,|SPring. J g three on each side. “The invitation. to give lectures|lic today by President J. E. Bar 3 at Columbia university can no r3ger- The season will open with loubt be accepted at a later date & double header next Sunday. o . | The first half ends with a Sun- THIRTEEN HITS; ' e v also. My plans for America are, | RV KNS AND therefore, merely postponed, not 4aY game on June 23, and the| INDIANS LOSERS given up.” |second half opens the following Tuesday. A hiatus was left in the | SAN FRANCISCO, May -8—By League dates to provide for the an- | bunching hits, San Francisco was BUXER’S B :’nunl Fourth of July series. As in| able to turn I3 hits into 12 runs I past years, the winner of the first yesterday afternoon to defeat the | will meset the winner of the second | Seattle s.j¢kmen who made 12 hits |half for the season’s titular hon- | but nettd only four runs. FISTS MAKE ‘ors. " ; | six games will be played off in/ 'Douglas. Four of these are week- H A RI HT.day contests and two fall on Sun- ;day. The first Douglas game is set for May 21 between the American {Legion and Douglas clubs. On June BERLIN, May 8—In the mat-|3 the Elks cross the Channel, June ter of mitts, Berlin boxing experts 25 the Moose, July 9, the Ameri- have struck a snag. lcan Legion, July 28 the Moose, and At the last bout between the the Elks again on August 1. e ————— GAMES TUESDAY Pacific Coast League Oakland 7; Hollywood 2. Portland 17; Los Angeles 9. San Francisco 11; Seattle 4. Mission 8; Sacramento 7. National League Boston 8; St. Louis 5. Chicago 9; Brooklyn 4. ;n&:;’::gxiz'ei{eg"sz:“g 4. German heavyweight, Ernst Roese-| The schedule as announced, fol- £ 7 mann, and the Italian giant, Primo jows: o Yor:'g,";’”i‘;ui?gf“‘ Carnera, for whom gloves of & Sunday, May 12, Elks vs Ameri- | Chicago 4; !;hfiia delphia 2. special size had to be made, it be-'can Legion. Moose vs Douglas. } Boston 5; Cleveland 4. can:ne apparent that the big Ital-| Tuesday, May 14, Moose vs. Amer- | Detroit 3; Washington 2. ian's opponent was greatly handi- jcan Legion. capped. Thursday, May 16, Elks vs. Doug- STANDING OF CLUBS lf‘or the larger gloves of Camera,l‘las, Pacific Coast League weighing five ounces, according to| Sunday, May 19, Moose vs. Elks. Won Lost v the regulations, naturally had less Tuesday, May 21, Douglas vs. Mission 3 11 11 |padding than those of the other american Legion (in Douglas). Los Angeles . 19 ‘537|man, whereby the Italian's blows| Thursday, May 23, Moose vs. Oakland : 20 524 | were made more telling than those Douglas. San Francisco ... 22 20 5240f the smaller man with his fists| Tuesday, May 28, Elks vs. Amer- | Hollywood ... 18 18 500|encased in thicker padding. ican Legion. Sacramento .20 22 47| This all important question now, Thursday, May 30, Moose Vs. Portland .. 15 23 395lhas been put before the German |american Legion. Seattle 4y 26 297 | boxing association. Sunday, June 2, Elks vs. Doug- | National League {las- (in Douglas). | s. | Boston Yot "% T [BLUES’ FIRST SACKER | ocer, ™0 b o ougias ve | Chicago ‘ 10 6 625! RATED FINE P) ROSPECT1 American Legion. | St. Louis 9 7 -563 —— | Sunday, June 9, Moose vs. Doug- Pittsburgh . .7 1 50| gaNsSAS CITY, May 8—They're |las. | A tadatiin 6 8 42,004y predicting that Joe Kuhel,| Thursday, June 13, Elks vs. N,';W FOER e ¥ 417 first baseman for the Kansas City |American Legion. Cincinnati . - 8 10 S75 Blues, is playing his last season of’ Sunday, June 16, Moose vs. Amer- EBrooklyn - B ¥ 387 minor league baseball. ican Legion. American Leaguo t Pt So impressive was his work dur- Tuesday, June 18, Elks vs. Doug- | New York an "T 7 4 in the pre-season exhibition gsmes'las. | Phfladelphh;":m 5 :657 that it drew praise from many ma-|{ Thursday, June 20, Moose vs. Elks, St. Louis 6 647 - Detroit 8 556 Chicago 10 412 Cleveland 389 ; Boston ... 10 -333 ‘Washington 10 286 R [ NOTICE ( F I F E: | After May 10 no telephone’ rentals for the month of May will be accepted at a discount. All remittances by mail must bear Black Galv. postmark of not later than last! L Snitd - gl Mo Ml Y inch, per foot ............ $.06 $.08 JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS 3/ inch, per foot .............. .08 091, e FRLERIEPS ) 1 inch, per foot ............ 11 14 TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Of- B 11/ inch, per foot .............. 15 .19 fice of the Supervising Architect, 1% inch, per foot .............. B L 22 ‘Washington, D. 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