The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 29, 1929, Page 8

PR e = R scor e Mac Bro 3026 singled to | Blake 3002 er a double |Orme, 3002 From | Kearney, 3b 300 2 K wINNING fifth, and in 2000 ; ames the I N, d en a speakin, elson, rf D328 LAST GUNTEST 1\ the home plate.|Martin, rf 1000 [} ine L3 TS LY - rst Inning .30 5% iitiie T Vets Break Into Win Col- = Al L 1 I e ~ 4 120 umn by Defeating Elks AM- | o ningham, p ... 3 2 1 1 . £ hmitz and Meinke|p o0 =50 e Yesterday 8 to 3 ham worked | 8 . J canzon, 1b A .to first. Eng o T E Brown's erro bs. ot 2110 d, Kearney made ¢ ; g ignd n's grounder, then i 50 ccession by Reever, Rol-| R first obler, scored Cunningham, | oo FraPETI nzon, Burda and| g : g | Summary—Earned runs, Legion 3, 1 “the? frame] s a o & , to Brown,|FIk8 % two base hits, Burda 1| - Schmitz 1, Nelson 1; sacrifice hit |Brown 1; stolen ba M. ]\L\(‘- with 2 padden 1; double r from to English, Scanzon to Cunning {ham, Burda to Scar o pitin s | Brown; base on Spadden 2, Cur Mac bobbled Reeves', Jo i hioham 1, turned over ment for the Bills, nd worked la: FHeht % |1; nit by Ssietitg o : SR ) : pitched ball, Win ot Tl AR v, Heinke | 1. spadden; struck out by Cun-|p Four hits mixed with three er- and Cunnin a row lnm 9 b‘ MacSpadden 0; left e | in the sixth. sulted in five score d sewed up t 3 ; umpire: Ramsey at the piate, for the Vet To o it indis- einke and Cunningham to putable. y cha 1p one in nd second the fifth and two more in the (h'!\\ wild to first in an effort to | atclr English napping and both | i Heinke and Pick scored. Burda First Shipmnt of flew out to center to end the in- Local sixth The Bills shoved two men across the rubber in the first and one more in the fifth, and went score- less in the remainder of the frame Big ning. Box Score and Summary ABR HPOAE and we: s 83 23 83 2 1} B Ly from w e he sec on Little J. Schm 4. 03320 {‘ ()rrlcs Mac Brown singled to C. M'Spadden, p4 1 1 0 2 1 % ) || Will Be in Monday ||p. 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HERMANN Free Delivery Phone 33 GEORGE BROTHERS | Deliveries—10:30 a. m., 2:30 and 4:30 p. m. Open Till 11 P. M. ’um Woman’s Club, have toured the world three times and have giv- en thousands of concerts in almost every city and town of any im- portance in both the old and the new world. They are making their first tour of the United States un- der the direction of Laurence A. Lambert, the well-known concert and theatrical impresario of Los Angeles and New York; and un- questionably their concert here will be one of the outstanding musical events of the season. The boy sopranos win the hearts of all with the exquisite texture of their beautiful voices. The en- semble work of the boys and the | men is just about perfect, and their programs have been most enthusi- astically acclaimed wherever they have appeared on the American continent. 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