The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 19, 1929, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. FRIDA\Y JULY 19, 1929 }///’///'//. e //\ (—ES‘ ' @© 1929, Int'l Feature WELL, 'LL. GO IN AND ASK HER IF | KIN Service, Tne.. Gy Britain rights reserved, | By GEORGE Mc’\IANU b ABSOLUTELY NOT- UNDER NO CONSIDERATION CAN YOU GO OUT WITH THOSE LOAFERG - DOWN TO BAIL YOUR BROTHER OUT- HE'S IN JAIL AGAIN- I\ > 4 77 G (ALL RIGHT- I WAS JUST GOING SPORTS STANFORD ST.LR CALLED SECOND ERNIE NEVERS cludes the winning of numerals in four major sports. This achieve- ment had previously been accom- plished only by Nevers, of 2 American fame. Rintala starred a halfback on the gridiron, a ketball guard, and an outfielder. He stands five feel ninc ia and weighs 170 pounds. STANFORD UNIVERSITY, July 19—One of the cand es for Stan- Inrd‘s football next fall | will be a youth w thletic feats as a freshman have earned him the distinction of beir the greatest all \I(J\m(l ]mlror'n'sr since the days MOOSE DEFEAT [z ahiicuiss CHAMPION LOUGHRAN [y g oy smacked the pill across the road S . former San CALL 177 for a good buy in a in left for two bases and both Kil- schooi boy, and his {1927 Ford Tudor S(‘fl;m A-1 Con- E lewich and Pick scored. (, l V E N DECIbIO N I N t year athlete in-!dition. —aav. LKS FIVE Tu Pete Schmitz drew a pass in the 5 5 sixth and scored on Vale's three- [ BOUT WITH BRADD(}('K s o e | : DON ’T M ISS THIS! UNE THURSDAY In the seventh a hit baiter and Sl - :\zlee singles in a 1owu fgnye ;h out by J. Schmitz 4, by P. Schmitz NEW YORK, July 19.—Tommy & —_— ]‘;Ofemitfq;"?ocw'i:“” oaad d‘“”iz bglk‘;u?ze 0; left on bases, Moose Iuo intnt;‘nz\stcr{ul c)g)tibdinon‘ ' Aluminum, 4 qt. pans, b ) & 3 as t a e Yankee Stadium, o Pete Schmitz Outpitches Box Score and Summary | Umpires, Noland, Davis and Bro- successtully defended his world's regular 3125 Brother Jack and Moose |M00SE— e B light heavyweight championship,{| Package Peet’s Wash- . RES, * j ely outpointing Jim Brad- R ; P Win Under Wraps S ; i ;1; g n\NEw SCHEDULE FOR s Tithay, Bl i & L ing Powder .50 vy . & ! 15-round match, % ars ryst: hite Pete Schmitz and Junge held the | B. Schmitz, cf 40010 0 LEAGUE ANNOUNCED The champion won the unani- 4 I-““ ‘l:"‘“] Wikiae o Elks to four hits last night and|Vale, ss. B0l 0,3 5] mous decision after somewhat of a Soap <25 the Moose won by a score of 5 lu}N'}“U- B 30000 ©| A new schedule for the remain- shaky start during which, he sus- . A ) 1. Jack Schmitz pitched nice |Killewich, rf, 3 1 1 0 0 0lger of the Gastineau Channel Base- tained bad cuts around the eyes L ball for the Bills but bunched hits | Hollmann, 3b, 2 1 0 1 3 1ipg) League schedule was announced and forehead. $2.00 value for $1.15 in the fifth and seventh frames|Cunningham, c, .. 3 1 0 3 2 0lyoday by J. E. Barragar, President.. Loughran, however, came back gave the Paps the game. A YA | It becomes effective at once. to give Braddock a boxing lesson (3 “ . . L 3 « Pete Sohmitts wopked sy ‘frames.| Totals BN 15, € ouing. to fhe QLGS b Ger: T s hadt ‘thAb Ses" oha- SLdAl Seedless Raisins, 25-pound box ... 1.90 yielding but three hits and was | ELKS— !tain players obtaining leave of ab- throughout the last eight rounds. Brooms. best L!I‘il(]l‘ fine straw 1'egul;1r entifled tafa sligtout gaict Jupge [0 MB0AAY, & 8 B L2 T Qiscnce from thelr emplovers on| The champlon sppeeted Giong 2 af 1 worked the last inning and was |F. Schmitz, 2b 3 10 2 3 0igynday, Mr. Barrager said, it was at 174 pounds, four pounds more $1.45 - 1.00 touched for one hit, a two-bagger [J. Schmitz, p 3 0 0 2 3 0 gound necessary to change the play- than Braddock’s scaling, and was Gl L e % by Big Mac'. Brown, 1b 3 0 110 1 1iins sehedule. in complete command of the fight E. 7. Seal Fruit jars, quarts, dozen _..... 1.85 it was a tight game until the |C. H. M'Spad'n, 303 0 1 0 0 0] Tne following is the new sched- nes . 7S R e - fifth. Neither team wa ble to |Blake, ¢ 300 40 00 | y Mo 4. Dea ruit jars, llln[s, aozen ........ 1.()-) score in the first three innings. In |Orme, If 2 000 0 1} sunday, July 21, Legion vs Doug- NOTICE Jelly Glasses, covered, dozen ................ .65 the fourth the Elks broke thmuah‘ihflw- Cfr g g (11 i g :) las. i o aihis b b 3 the Modse defente for ous run, Tha | Nelson, ¥ 3011 0.0/ Tuestay, July'as, Douglas v Bks'~ "0, SRTRRECCit A0% TUBLLOS BEST GOODS ARE EASIEST SOLD— Moose shoved over two in the fifth, | (at Douglas). 1 Clhavblot vt thndd m a , i e one in the sixth and two more in| Totals 24 1 42111 2| Thursday, July 25, Moose vs Le- 1o Oh¢ ;“ °“r‘“?‘°°'f' 8 ““X'! THAT IS WHY WE ARE BUSY the seventh. Summary: First base on errors, gion, o """]“":hmrgsi"‘;:‘“:mu"t‘;g‘ Fritz Schmitz scored for the Elks |Moose 2, Elks 2; earned runs,| Sunday, July 28, Elks vs Legion. or stand ¢ i | I fourth on two wild throws|Moose -2, Elks 0; 2-base hits, L., Tuesday, July 30, Douglas vs _ . 4 D B. FEMMER. | and a single by Brown.|Roberts 1, C. H. MacSpadden “1; | Moose (at Douglas). | . ‘ 0] endad the Elks’' scoring |three-base hits, Vale 1; stolen bas-| Thursday, August 1, Elks vs Doug- We are now s nervmg SANDWICHES || G44RNICK S--PhOllG 174 for the day. |es, P. Schmitz 1; double play, M. Ilns. and SALADS. The best yet. Ju- kS How It Was Won MacSpadden to F. Schmitz to’ Sunday, August 4, Legion vs neau Ice Crenm Parlors. ~—adv, [ 4 In the fifth, Killewich singled | Erown; base on balls, J. Schmitz 1; ‘Moose. S e e through short with one out. Holl- |hit by pitched ball, Hollmann by! Tuesday, August 6, Moose vs. EIks. mann popped out to Brown. Cun- |J. Schmitz; innings pitched, by J.| Thursday, August 8, Legion vs C d d ningham grounded to third and|Schmitz 7, by P. Schmitz 6, by Douglas. ravenetie flps Big Mac's throw had him beat at|Junge 1; hits off J. Schmitz 8, off| Sunday, August 11, Elks vs Le- first but Brown dropped the ball [P. 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