The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 12, 1930, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MAY 12, 1930 BRINGING UP FATHER BY GOLLY- BAY BY DAY By CEORGE McMANUS WELL: T HAVEN™ MET ALL THE N EVERY WAY THINGS ARE LOOKIN' FONNIER AN' FONNIER- VD GIVE A THOUSAND B8UCKS TO BE ON ONEIRLS MUD- | SCOW INSTEAD OF BEIN ON THIS FLOATIN' MENAGERIE - PEOPLE ON THIS BoAaT YET? ~» [ROCKNE BACK IN OLD WORLD “Vital Viking” Recovers BILLS LOSE ~ T0 VETS IN FIRST GAME Rally in Fourth Inning Gives Legion Victory in First 1930 Tilt In one of the classiest first-of- the-season ball games perhaps ever | played in the City League in Ju-| neau, the American Leglon, after| trailing for three innings, put over | six runs in the fourth and won| from the Elks by a score of 7-2 at the ball park yesterday afternoon | in the first game of this season. | Weather conditions were good for the game, in spite of a chill wind which blew across the diamond.! Manning, heaver for the Vets, was| in first class form and fanned 16| of the 35 men who faced him in nine innings. ! The contest was opened by Gov.! George A. Parks, who tossed the! first ball to Mayor Thomas B. Judson. Dr. W. W. Council, at the| bat, failed to connect with the| Governor's delivery. i Preceding the game a parade, led | by the Juneau City Band of 12 pleces, and followed by a number of automobiles, marched to the ball park via Willoughby -Avenue from the Elks Hall. The flag was officially raised just before the game started, the Band playing the ! National anthem. Elks Score First The Bills opened with a run inj the first. Blake walked. He was put out at second on the next play, when Roberts elected to try for him. Hollman reached first on this choice. Hollman went to sec- ond on a wild throw by Manning to catch the runner at first. Junge fanned, but MacSpadden singled over second base to score Holl- mann. P. Schmitz fanned for the third out. Ten men went to the pan for the Legion in the fourth. Coughlin| doubled into right field. J. Schmitz was safe when Hollmann fumbled his grounder. Brown sent a hard single into right field, scoring Coughlin and sending J. Schmitz! to third. Brown stole second and scored with J. Schmitz when Bert Oberg’s hit to P. Schmitz, was thrown over first base. Oberg con- tinued to second. Orme 8truck out. Manning sent a siogle ‘through third base to put Obe.g on third. Manning stole second. . Roberts was safe on first and Manning went to third on a fielder’s choice, Schmitz to Blake, | which caught Oberg at home. Rob- erts stole second. Niemi was walked, filling the sacks. Livingstone sent a line drive into deep left, scoring Manning, Roberts and Niemi. Liv-| ingstone stole third but died therel when Coughlin flew out to left field. Bills Add Another Arnother run was added by the | timers clocked him at 9 2-5 seconds. i i { CHRYSLER MOTOR CO. Bills in the eighth. Nelson fanned. Ray Race was admittéd to St. Ann'sl Blake was out, Roberts to Brown,:hospital Saturday afternoon. Gallwas sent a double into ]e(tl Mrs. B. L. Holbrook, of Tha later ‘entered S, Ann’s hospital early t when Roberts threw the ball over morning for medical treatment. | field and scored a moment Brown’s head after fielding Junge's drive. Junge continued to third| but was left there when Mac-| Spadden was out at first. The Legion retaliated in t half. Bert Oberg and 'Orme wcre | cut, Gallwas to Junge. Gallwas| {fumbled an easy grounder to per-| mit Manning to live at first. Rob- erts singled and Manning went to second. Niemi's hard single into center, scored Manning and sent, Roberts to third. Livingstonea | walked but Roberts got the signals| mixed and walked into Blake, who touched him for the third out. | BOX SCORES Legion Reberts, 2b Niemi, cf Livingstone, 1f Coughlin, ¢ J. Schmitz, ss Brown, 1b Oberg, Bert, 3b Crme, J., rf Roller, rf Manning, p swoo~occococowy cooo~ocoooco~N ‘Totals Elks Blake, ¢ Hollmann, 3b Gallwas, 3b Junge, 1b ... M’Spadden, ss Schmitz P., p Oberg; Ben, 2b Lowe, 2b Passmore, Heinke, cf Nelson, 1f rf ccocoNom~~ol Totals Summary: Earned runs—Legion 5, Elks 2; three base hits, Brown; two-base hits, Coughlin, Living- stone, Lowe, Gallwas, Heinke; first on balls, off Manning 1, off P. Schmitz 2; strike-outs, Manning 16, Schmitz 5; left on bases, Le- gion 8, Elks 7; first base on er- rors, Elks 3, Legion 3; hits, off Manning 5, off Schmitz 11; stolen bases, Roberts, Livingstone, Brown 2, Bert Oberg, Manning; losing pitcher, Schmitz; umpires, Davis and Nostrand; time of game, two hours. — . — WYCKOFF CLIPS WORLD RECORD FOR 100 YARDS LOS ANGELES, Cal, May 12.— Frank Wyckoff, of the University of Southern California, clipped one fifth of a second from the world's record for 100 yards, when four The feat was accomplished at the Southern California A. A. U. cham- pionship track meet at fie Occi- dental College, without starting blocks and equalling the mark made by George Simpson, of Ohio State, whose time is under consideration for approval as the record. Southern California won the meet by 93 points. The Los Angelesy Athletic Club was second with 75 points. World’s Lowest Priced Full Size FOUR DOOR SEDAN F. 0. B. Juneau $875.00 McCAUL MOTOR CO. Service With Satisfaction Three local scatter gun artiste tied for first place yesterday wher the Juneau Gun Club held its regu- lar Sunday shoot at the club house. Morris, Council and Truesdell each knocked over 23 birds. Other scores were: Barmas 22, Radde 18, Miles 18, McNaughton 17, Morrison 17, and Williams 16. — ., HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. Judith Miller entered St. Ann’s hospital Saturday afternoon for medical treatment in prepara- tion for an operation. For treatment of a wrenched © 1930, R. Y. 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