The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 12, 1929, Page 5

BRiN(,ING UP FATHLR ™M BY GOLLY'! MY SWEET WIFE COOKED HER FIRST BI\9CLITS FOR ME AN' LEFT'EM FER ME TO EAT FER LUNCH WHILE g SHES OLUT SHOPRIN'- OUT FER ME HEALTH - WHAT WILL | OO WTH UST LOOK HELLO-)IGGS! GLAD YOOUL CALLED-WILL YOU QI'Y THESE BISCLUITS QLT OF HERE FER ME? MY WAFE COOKED 4 MOOSE WALLOP - BILLS TAKING CONTEST 8 T0 1 Pete Schmitz Holds Elks to Three Hits — Bills Blow Up Moose gave the E! bing last night, winning score of 8 to 1 at City Park Schmitz held the Bills to three two coming in the fourth frame and giving them their lone tally. The third hit came in the seventh and was wasted. The Elks had a ballocn ascension in the second inning and before t could get back to solid ground the Paps had chalked up seven scores to add to the run they had acquired in the opening frame. How It Happened In the opening stanza Shorty Roberts singled past third, and, after two were retired, advanced by a Pete hi to second when Bill Schmitz was| hit by a pitched ball. Roberts scored from second on Vale's sin- gle to center. English fanned for / the third out. In the second ealamity overtook« the Bills. Nellp walked and was sent along to second by Hollmann's sacrifice. Ashby singled to right and Nello scored. Shorty Roberts was thrown out at first by Koski.! J. Schmitz bobbled Junge’s ground- er and all hands were safe. Pete Schmitz hit for two bases into deep right scoring Ashby,, Junge going to third. Bill Schmitz, singled to left and Junge scored, | Pete to third. Vale singled througlf short, and Pete scored and Bill| Scored. A wild pitch sent Vale to third. English, batting for the second time in the frame walked. Koski retired in favor of J. Schmitz. Nello singled to center and Shaw misplayed the ball, English scor- ing. Hollmann was thrown ou! st by M. McSpadden. Five two errors and seven runs. Jack Schmitz was touched for one hit in the third and two in the fourth, but held the Paps scoreless the rest of the game. The Bills scored their run in the fourth. F. Schmitz singled and vas forced at second by Brown who was safe at first. Big Mac’ hit for three bases to right field scor- ing Brown. Travelo Sweaters A large choice of all wool and silk and wool elastic knit sweaters in the Travelo Brand for sum- mer wear, at prices that appeal to all. SABIN’S The Store for Men - Gastineau Cafe 50¢ Luncheon $1.00 Dinner Short Orders All Hours Open 7 am. to 1 am. Box Score and Summary | MOOSE— AB R H PO |1 Roberts, {Junge, 1b |P. Schmitz, p |B. Schmitz, cf | vale, ss English, ¢ Nello, 1f | Hollmann, Ashby, rf B. Roberts, E 2] 0 0 2b A 4 1 3 0 20 0 0 3b 0 0 1 3b Blowwmwwwewn s s ol omormmmHmm~ S|l ocvorocwrmnor Bl cocommmponr 2 0 W 1b C. M'Spad'n, 3b |Blake, ¢ Orme, 1f Shaw, cf Koski, p-rf | Nclson, rf HEHOBRH®NBOO 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Yl rpvvwowvwwwee w|l coomomoroo ol omcommonm | | 3 Totals | Earned runs, Moose 3, ; two base hits, P. Schmitz 11, Vale three base hits, C. H McSpadden; sacrifice hits, L. Rob- | jcrts 1; first base on errors, Moosc {4, Eiks 3; stolen bases, L. Roberts 12, B. Schmitz 2, Vale 1, Nello 1, M. MacSpadden 1; double play, M. | Brown; MacSpadden to F. Schmitz to 8, by Koski 1, by J. Schmitz 4; base on balls, by Koski 2; hit by | pitched ball, B. Schmitz by Kosk 6 runs 6 hits off Koski in.d 2-3| innings, 2 runs 4 hits off J, Schmitz | in 4 1-3 innings; losing pitcher, | | Koski; left on bases, Moose 4, Elks 4. {ham. Scorer, Barragar. 1 e, | NOTICE | 1 |meeting Friday evening, t 7:30. | WALTER B. HEISEL, —adv. Secretary. — e | Old papers at tne Emplre. 7 0 __ (Boston 15; struck out, by P. Schmitz | Umpires, Manning and Cunning- | GAMES THURSDAY Pacific Coast League Mission 7; Portland 4 | Hollywood 10; San Francisco tle 4. ; Oakland 5. u(sm:ramcntu 10; Los Angeles | National League Detroit 8. 1 | Pittsburgh 6; Philadelphia 2. 0 | Cincinnati 6; Boston 0. 0 | Chicago 8, 12; New York 3, 10 0|St. Louis 6; Brooklyn 3. American League ;Wnshmgton 9; Cleveland °. | To Scottish Rite Masons: Regular ,Amencnn Legmn i July 12, OH! Wy NOT FEED BMOTO, TTOUR DLCKS?! STANDING OF CLUBS | Pacific Coast League | Won Lost [Iet. Los Angeles 9 2 818 San Francisco 9 2 818 ood, 8 2 800 n 8 3 127 Sacramento 3 1 .300 Oakland 3 8 273 Seattle 2 9 .182 Pertland | 10 091 | National League Won Lost | Pittsburg 49 26 Chicago 45 21 New York 46 34 ‘St Louis 39 38 Brooklyn 34 41 Philadelphia 32 44 Boston 31 43 | Cincinnati 28 47 American League Won Lost FPet | | Phils adelphia 55 21 124 N(\\ York 46 28 622 ‘qt Louis 46 31 591 I Detroit 42 39 519 | Cléveland 38 28 500 | Washington 29 45 392 Chicago 29 51 363 | Boston 24 56 300 Gastineau uUnanne! League Won Lost Pet. ; Douglas .. 2 0 1.000 Moose 2 1 667 | Baxs . 1 2 .333 0 2 .000 PR WA l Information for visiting Pioneers. Call or drop note. p. m. o]mcslle Femmer Dock Calcimine Néw and Fresh Stock MANY DIFFERENT COLORS We Also Rent You a Brush HARRIS Hardware Co. 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