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

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, OCT. 8, 1929. BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McM. YES, TV:‘A:‘_ f\‘g‘l& | { MAGQIE" R ' THINK SO i wozZ j\‘%xrggn\] MAGGQIE. S < .2 L il re lowed the | 1 emoniously, they | yanked him out, disrobed him | -{7 Ruth, who had his ba the Babe with a g lled Yy - ALAN J.Goup i |knew the B | Babe knew auns g |backed Huggi The man who steps into thc,S{‘)“C“filnnfi‘l“‘o*t‘fs-r“"th S S0 Glient 1008 US ) BLUOLLET BUd st | Ruth must be signed to a new | A1l even if mot tie|Contract for 1930 and the Yankee! P 1.{w‘nn{~‘mmg but a|Pitching staff, must be re iic on his hands when the 19% DUt the o ”};;‘;g:& e pnal America league campaign rolls, G kRS b i eronod e el g that it falls to the lot of few to | il take over. The hig punch is still Nowien s wimners and 35 | thore, newcomers like Lary and Hlig A, the Ua-|picroy and Sherid bear the stamp phant home-town focces just as op gar peplacéments and a new it is cqually wiliing to glve the giaqq of recruits is already to re- x cheer {o anything that! Iug? Get |spond to t acks of me chrity. Huggins s o knew what it was to hear both but i Ihe produced results, controlled his NOTICE |strength that belied ¢ frame and did hi |1 ng the Yankel | mek |enterprise in baseball diminutiv® 'rentals for the month of October part toward will be accepted at a discount. All the rich: remittances by mail must bear |postmark of not later than last A less indomitable character than 'discount day. Please be prompt. fire of criticism levelled at him, |adv. TELEPHONE CO. ieven after he had won three pen—' e g ) |nants and finally a world's cham-| Have you ulea vne Mve o'Clock | pionship from the ts. “Hug yDl;mer Specials at Mabry's Cafe? !wa< always a scrapper. He could ! === ‘:\ccomplish more, however, with a ;lc\v biting words than most men {could with a pair of fists,. Among' —_— temperamental troupe with 1| After October 10 no telephone, {Huggins might have quit under the | JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS! ‘ ‘I Builder’s Hardware l Roofing--Certainteed Shingles | | | — e e e e e Building Paper--Window Glass Doors--Roofing Pitch THE Thomas Hardware Co. Tar Pot for Rent N/, Failure to Receive . Credit ] no proof that & bill has been paid but cancelled check that has been accepted and pald is positive proof. This convenience and protection 1is vours for the asking. Pay your bLills the modern and safe way ' OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT THE FIRST NATZONAL BANK OF JUNEAU AmAd' AT ‘I'Il “YOUR ALASKA LAUNDRY SERVICE” | the giants of his team such as Ruvi MAX ; FACTOR’S {aud Meusel, the little manager ap- ipcared like a stray child, yet he {made even Ruth toe the mark. Suprnmc Toilet Associated Press Photo ! Huggins was a great menager be- | P o with the Philadelphia Athletics. Wilson, ~ |cause he knew his men. He knew reparations cted to do a good share of the pitching. jhow to size up new material quick- 1ly. He was a shrewd trader, too, | though he had the Ruppert check-| gle through the box. Foxx |book to back up most of his bicgest | Endorsed by the Leading rificed, Ehmke |is on third. Dykes hit to Bush. deals. He was a great runners advanced.| Foxx is out at the plate, Bush 'The general notion has alw: | CUBS — McMillan fouled out to | Heathcote batted for Taylor. Heath- | to Gonzales. Miller went to third, that the Yankees battered their fo 2 Yape, HALTS GUBS IN Cochrane half way to third. Eng-|cote flied out to Simmons. Hart-|Dykes to second. Boley hit %0 down by direct application of bruts' lish beat out a hit to short which nett batted for Root. Hartnett Bush. Miller out at the piate, force, but they probably played| was deflected off Ehmke's glove. |fanned. No runs, two hits, no er- Bush to Gonzales. Dykes went to I | | Boley threw too late. Hornsby flied Irm’s, out to Miller. Wilson out to Mil-| EIGHTH INNING 1 ! { tried twice to ger Cochrare on|second. The stan |first. Simmon struck out. No|uproar. Grimm |runs, no hits, no errors. to Foxx. The were in an tore and smarter “inside ball,” un-| . Ehmke out, McMillan to tresti & Hugzine than) J D . Two runs, two hits, two UL i rention, @ St ‘mi uneau rug any other team in either league. e, No runs oneihit, no’ errora, ATHLETICS—Bush is pitching | errors. [ e 5 SECOND INNING for the Cubs. Gonzales is catch-|“ CUBS-Wilson out, Ehmke (o' i Comp ny Veteran nght Hander; ATHLETICS — Foxx singled to|ing Boley out, English to Grimm.|poxx, Ehmke was knocked down! Led by the burly Ruth and Ioas- a oy o 4 4 { Ehmke was cheered as he went to . 'sive Gehrig, there was much hil Tames Cubs, Striking Out 1t Zel6. e oo o ot |bat. Thmke singled to right, Bish- | maumed on ree eroung. whils. the 167 on the Yankee special train Free Delivery ~ Phone 33 - | | 1 roun to short |OP flied out to Stephenson. Ehmke | players him. It turning from the final victory in 13 Batters for Record i(saencdongas ?i%:l’;leg olll.ltdigith Dykes, | Stayed at first. Haas flied to Wil- gae a \ifi?;\:‘:rfi:era?:;dstruck him St. Louis last fall. Through ‘he; Fout Offien, Sulwiation Neyl English to Hornsby to Grimm. No|Son. No runs, one hil, no errors.|in the side. Ehmke stood up after Cars paraded the sluggers, tearirg runs, two hits, no errors. CUBS — McMillan flied out 0|3 moment and returned to the the shirts from every available back. | CUBS—Cuyler fanned. Stephen- Haas. English flied out to Miller. | moynd, Cuyler hit to Dykes who All but Huggins had been “shorn.” |son fanned. Grimm singled to|Hornsby out, Bishop to Foxx. NO|made wild throw to first for a = (Continued rowx Page One) Ehmke was injured in the nint by a terrific liner from Wilson's |center. Taylor flied to Foxx. No Tuns, no hits, no errors. | two-base error as Cuyler went to bat, but gamely finished the game. [runs, one hit, no errors. NINTH INNING ond. Cuyler scored on Stephen- N F d F d S d The Cub center fielder led off With THIRD INNING ATHLETICS—Cochrane singled |son’s single to center. Grimm ew I' or oraor dYeaan a drive to the box. The ball hit ATHLETICS—;Shmke fiommd :’g to right. Simmons hit to English |singled to rlg:t. szlephel?s.ogl szorp- 5 Ehmke in the side, knocking him McMillan. RBishop lined out who fumbled and Cochrane took ping at second. Blair batting for I A E l C flat. He threw in time to get Wil- |English. Haas walked. Taylor second. English is charged with Gonzales forced Grimm at second, s n conomwa ar son at first, but the Athletic twirl- |threw to first. Haas slid back.|an error. Foxx hit to English who Dykes to Bishop. Stephenson went . er remained on the ground for a |Cochrane hit to McMillan and was|again fumbled as he started to to third. Tolson, batting for Bush, to rive few minutes before he was able tn.‘;kxscwn out nst first. No runs, no throw. The bases are full. C:i?h- run:rcd. One run, two hits, one resume the game. ) DO errars. rane and Simmons scored on Mil- |error. B b ; But for the accident, he might' CUBS—Root fann;:d- 3 ;«crfixan R T L E S Eg(t)l‘g(f)lvfgfiele.pbcuig;gng:‘n ;gillo&cglr;i c&st,h::dbleoe: have got away with a shutout. In singled to Haas. Englis a D) . . I fact, but for a wild heaye by Dykes, two-bagger into right, McMillan Mrs. McPherson’s Beauty Bill m{alde t% stt»;:g up under thousands and thousands of the Cubs would not have scored 80ing to third. Hornsby fanned.} miles of s y running. IWAY. 1t ¢+ Wilson fanned. No runs, two hits, he ‘ e 4 p $ af"‘:ab;y zmhdw[‘,lsf(gsuffi',s,"ysfié no errors. | Causes F ollower s to Desert Her An indication of the built-in quality of this car is ::;1 gvc;]rr‘o;:s hes;d and -Cuyler | FOURTII INNING shown in the extensive use of fine steel forgings. went on to second. A single by _ATHLETICS—Simmons flied to - EE SEMPLE M’PHERSON, More steel forgings, in fact, are used in the tiew Ford Stephenson scored him. Stephenson. Foxx . grounded ' out, M st spent than in almost zny other car, regardless of price. i followed with another Hornsby: to Grimm. Miller out, Los Angeles evangalist: spen’ § single that sent Stephenson to Hormsby to Grimm. No runs, no 3 '];‘0’50 °’; D:‘tl ym’;fich o Come in and learn about the safety, comfort, Sccond, T a vain effort to snatch hits, no errors. i :V};'.}c‘e::m"'fi'“:in‘ emoaign, and | Smoothness and alert performance of this car by the game from the fire, McCarthy CUBS—Ouyler fanned. Stephen- thereby alienated herself from fol- | driving it yourself. You'll know it's a great auto- sent Jn Blair to_bat for Gonzles. 00 out on @ one handed catch by lowers ta Michi n, Ohio and Indi- mobile the minute you take the wheel. He hit o third and Grim was DYEes. Grimm walked. Grimm oW g t‘:-n i papiors : f‘cced ‘ab tecond. Tolson, batting Ot Stealing, Cochrane to Bishop. :‘::‘vemby" t.hno‘ Bov. Dawson Mac- r:;i Bush, fanned and the first game , NO Tuns, no hits, no_errors. i Cullough. ¥ i, FIFTH INNING 2 of the series was over. e facials and b ATHLETICS — Dykes fanned.! ‘And that $40.50 for ] l % Foux m"?'“ . irst Boley fanned. Taylor dropped the | marcel wasn't all,” said Mr. Mac- uneall Olors, nc' Neither team sepred ,in. the mf ball but tagged Boley. Ehmke flied | Cullough, who was formerly State six innings. Foxx, Connle Mack's o0 ¢ grephenson. No runs, no | Superintendent of the Four Square S ha]r d pxt:ing tr::mt ;;ciiférg ml‘xlxe ::Z hits, no_ errors. 7 . bGO!&el, t’lze ;;Hfiou faith foundadl ball into e bleas i & i 2 7 rs. McPherson. j ) ceventh for the first score of the mg"t‘fs_l;‘;ao?m(;;figd_om,\:SM?H:“I" : ‘ YHG e e M-, P i i Cmore: Ind-aRned-T 3%, FUUS 0. bits, o, er-| 2 teen-day evangelistic campaign in Hunters a'ld rospectors thThc‘n:\?Ck‘;;zt g:as t':x(l’cvn out +1, " 2 % Detroit mounted to 31}),608 tbmdkl.c.‘;lt - et $ SIXTH INNING | . a deficit of $9,171 for the % 5 the seventh to, allow Hartmett 0| ATHIETICS—Bishop out, Eng-|fGJ ' church which had guaranteed ex- I'WIN GLACIER CAMP IS NOW OPEN pinch hit. Busl—;;r rr:plalcirz hi;}{, lish to Grimm. Haas out to Wil- penses. | ; i ; X“&i“kfifi,flf (x:; aa;izli: ngsim- ;;: ; baizc l::rfant‘;xem;:llat?ul th ::nys-.. ‘When the congregation promwé Best of accommodations for Hunting Parties mons drove a hot grounder to short yo hits, no errors. ! ;}l‘;:"'!ll’:l,:’" “xn‘i“‘.h:::k':l“ and Prospectors. Reasonable Rates. For and English fumbled, bath runners, CUBS—English fanned. Hornsby g $500. Aty i i et onlars see being safe. Foxx slashed another fanned. Wilson fanned. No runs, ; H' peet B 1 particu B to the same spot. English dug if no hits, no errors. er uded hotel, H 4 4 ® out of the dirt but dropped the| SEVENTH INNING i personal, $180; flowers, $53, and un- FRED ORDWAY, Alaska Scenic Views ball in throwing, and the bases ATHLETICS—Simmons out, to explained miscellaneous items, $995. 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Miller singled through wilson who made a diving catch. the box to center, scoring Simmons Foxx hit a homer to the center for a newspaper, $142.50 for meals Window Shades —at and Cochrane. field bleacher. Miller flied ‘out to' and $40.50 for beauty treatments. | The following is the play by Dlay Cuyler. Dykes flied out to Steph- | Mr. MacCullough said the % THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY by innings: |enscn. One rum, one hit, no er-j indicated that Mrs, McPherson o FIRST INNING rors. i “finlncinllyb.h.y‘d”h!lfl@hi‘ll‘ “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” ATHLETICS — Grimm was put CUBS — Cuyler beat out a, followers. 5 R out by Bishop, unassisted. Haas grounder to short. Stephenson Tntocnaiionsl Nownsodt ] Corner 4th and Franklin St. Phone 136 + fanned. Cochrane walked. Boot‘flnglcd to ieft, sending Cuyler mJ i . v, X l Juneau Paint Store