The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 26, 1929, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY JUNE 26, 1929. BR.I.N(,ING UP kATHER By GEORGE McMANUS YES-DINTY! I'M HORRY: BUT I CAN'T JOIN YOL TO-N\GHT: MAaTGIE MIBNST LET ME QUT: WELL. 1T TIME TO CALL IIGGS LUP- GEE! WE'LL BE SORE TO YOURE LLCKY: MY WIFE WON'T LET ME IN THE HOUSE AN' THE TICKETS ARE 1IN MY OVERCOAT- ITLL BEA 8I1G DISAPPOINT MENT TO OINTY WHEN T= i HE CALLS UP AN’ i “ ! The Sherwin William’s L'."AW‘ BB ! KNOW THAT A | mgare (i ; | SRS T Fast-Dri Floor WON'T LET i v #.1H o BALL - ME LT 3 57\/ - | TO-NIGHT, = V i %17 ( P arnish © 1929, Int) Feature Service. fne., Great Britain rights reserved, out Hollman to Junge and Andy 1T'S A FINE WORLD - Dries Ilard to Recoat in Four Hours THE Thomas Hardware Co. after making a hard run for it, and| Summary—Earned runs, Douglas CLEGHORN GIVEN fanned. as a result Manning scored from |2, Moose 1; two base hits, Coughlin H Y DGUGLAS WINS Vale struck out. Mangan singled |third. ~Andy was caught on Kil- |1, Andrews 1; sacrifice hits, Cough-i DRAW WITH NEGRO ave our TAR rPoT FOR RENT to left and stole second. He tried |lewitch's sure peg to third—it was|lin 1, Hollman 1; stolen bases, Rob- FRUM PAPS IN ito steal third and was caught be-|a nice play. Walt reached first.|erts, Mafigan; double play, An-! PORTLAND, Ore., June 26.—Wal- | Mattress | tween bases, Coughlin to Balog. B.|Bonner attempted to bunt, the ba'l|drews, unassisted; bases on balls, 'ter Cleghorn, Alaska fighter, fought, | il s e ke et S e i A et Roberts fanned. 'Walt and Bon-[bounded off his shins and Pete|Manning 1; wild pitch, Schmitz 1; K. O. White, negro fighter of Chi- R l 1 PRE Y BATTLE ner, of the Douglas team, fanned,|threw him out at first. 1 run, 2|struck out by Manning 10, Schmitz cago, ten rounds last night to a CIlovatO( | I and Balog popped to P. Schmitz. | hits. 7; left on bases, Douglas 3, Moosc draw. The battle was a slashing TGNl LY Roberts was out, Balog to An- Air-tight ball was the order of |2, % one. ()LD l“x\'l’thfih S— Islanders Sew Up First Half Championship by Beat- ing Moose, 3 to 2 Douglas defeated the Moose last | night 3 to 2 and sewed up the title to the championship of the drews. Junge singled to center. Pete Schmitz hit a foul fly down first base line which Andy made a beautiful catch of and doubled Junge at first unassisted. Rasmus- sen bunted to Pete and was out at first. Niemi fanned. Cashen bunted down the third base line !nnd Pete made a pretty throw to first. | play in the seventh, Niemi being the only one to reach first. Wins In Eighth Mangan first up in the eighth, fanned. B. Roberts grounded out Cashen to Andrews and Shorty Roberts fanned. Douglas came through with the punch in wiewr hail. Manning pop- ped up to Vale. Bobby Coughlin your Yardstick! 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Roberts dropped the ball, |Philadelphia 7, 8; Boston 1, 2. | ! ing most of the way. | Hollman fanw»n~-1 and Bobby crossed the plate with |Detroit 14; Chicago 2. } The largest concrete span in the| i Douglas won in the eighth, when Dougzas —cores One the run that won the hardest|Cleveland 10, 0; St. Louis 8, 7. | West will be built at Los Angeles. L with a runner on third, Bill Rob-| Manning opened the second half : fought and probably the bestrplayed It will be 254 feet long, the entire JAPANESE TOY Ba"k | erts dropped an easy fly in xm; f the fourth with a single to cen- |game on the local grouncs this STANDING OF CLUBS Lbridgo measuring 2,700 feet. SHOP and the runner scored with the! |ter. Coughlin followed suit with a |season. Pacific Coast League | —————— o winning run. Pitching honors were |grass cutter to right, which Shorty Box Score and Summary : WL R L5, (s 3 shedits or ey B. 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Pete Schmitz laid down a swinging | The Moose went out, one, two,|Manning, p 4 2 2 0 4 0Brooklyn 2 34 433 7. dekorials (1 bunt and Roberts scored. Junge three in their half of the sixth. | Coughlin, ¢ .41 210 0 0|Boston 2T 38 418 Ve AT | Jeweler went to third. ~Bill Schmitz fanned| Manning led off for Douglas, with | Andrews, 1b 4 0 1 7 0 0Pphiladelphia 21 36 400 {Interior and Exterior,{|!| Expert watch and jewelry re- | : Killewitch hit to center scoring'!a single to right. Bobby advanced;Walt, b ¢ B 3 0 0 0 0 0Cincinnati 21 37 362 4 pairing. Agent for Brunswick Junge and was sacrificed to sec- him on a bunt, and was out at Bonner, 3b 3001 10 Amvrican League Slg" and LandSCflPe Portable and Cabinet Panatrope | ond by Hollman. Killewitch tried [first on a clever bit of fielding on |Balog, ss L9811 won Lot Pet.!! Painting, Grainin | Phonographs, Records and | | to steal third but Jimmy Man-|the part of Pete Schmitz. 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