The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 6, 1930, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY JUNE 6, 1930. By CEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER [ 1 BUPPOSE THEY ARE SCOURIN' THE SEADS LOOKIN FERME 'M THEM SO MOCH TROLBLE / Service, Tne., Gr SORRY 'm CavaIN' | [THere's YOULR » = eat g ruened, | Ll NEVER FORGET YOUR KINDNESS 7 GOOD MORNING MR- GGD e )| : NICE DAY SPORTS GAMES THURSDAY Pacific Coast League Hollywood 4; Los Angeles 13. Oakland 2; Seattle 6. Sacramento 4; Portland 5. Mission 7; San Francisco 8. National League Pittsburgh 5; Brooklyn 6. Cincinnati 4; New York Chicago 10; Boston T. St. Louis 4; Philadelphia 10. American League New York at Chicago—Called sec- ond inning on account of rain. oston 7; Cleveland 17. Washington 0; Detroit 8. Philadelphla 5; St. Louis 6. Juneau City League American Legion 2; Elks 0. STANDING OF¥ CLUBS Pacific Coast. League f Won Lost Sacramento 3 24 Los Angeles . 13 24 Cakland 32 28 sion 32 28 1 Francisco 33 29 Hellywood B 34 Seattle % 34 Portland b2 35 National League Won 28 26 579 533 533 532 424 424 417 Pet. 636 565 543 512 500 439 409 Pittsburgh New York Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia * American League Pet 667 644 578 548 415 413 Philadelphia Washington Cleveland New York Chicago Detroit St. Louis Boston - .333 Juneau City League Won Lost 5 2 .38 3 2 5 R L e T Pct. 114 500 285 American Legion Moose Elks CONSIDER NIGHT GAMES SHREVEPORT, La., June 6.— Cwners of the Shreveport Sports of the Texas league are considering night games at home. They have asked the fans to write the club on their reactions to the proposal. 385! Roller, ELKSLOSETO LEGION MENIN SHUTOUTGAME Vets Aclmlnxs!er First Whitewash of Season in First Class Fracas In the first shutout game of the 11930 season, the American Legion 'and Elks team played one of the |best tilts of the year last night |and left the field with the Vets iv.inning 2 to 0. | It was a pitcher's battle from| y start to finish and there were no runs made until the seventh and final frame. Only two Bills ever got to first, and they remained there. Manning allowed a single hit, fanned 13 men, and issued no passes. Ocborne pitched almost as good & game. Only seven men got by on him~three on hi two on passes, one on a fielder's choice and one on an error. He whiffed 15 bat- ters. His hits were well scattered. for’he gave the Vets only cne each in the second, third, fourth and lawl innings. How They Scored The seventh proved the doom of ! {the Bills. Osborne walked Cough-/ lin. Bob went to second on a wild' pitch and stole third. Brown walked and pilfered the second | sack while Osborne was fanning| Ramsay. Koski sent a red hot drive toj MacSpadden at short. It was too/ 499 ot for Molly and Coughlin scored | fore 18,000 fans, Primo Carnera 1a«r| (while Brown drew up at third. Kos-! ki stole second and Murray went back to the bench after three strikes. ~ Manning sent an easy, hopper to short but Macspaddf-n' failed to handle it. Apparently he | was confused a bit by Koski’s run-| | ning between him and the ball as it | {came his way. Brown scored and| | Koski went to third. Niemi fanned. | BOX SCORE | LEGTON— ABRHPOA | Niemi, cf P. 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Keaton, 2b | M'Spadden, 1b Heinke, 3b of BErodie, 1f J. Ramsay, Osborne, p ES) 809 10 9 0 00 W w0 w | coroccmon w | ccococcorooH b 14 82 BALL BAND SHOES Totals Summary Wild pitch, Osborne; base on off O:horne 2; struck out, by 15, by Manning 13; earned 1 three base n bases, C ; left on bases, winning pitecher, Ma ning; charge defeat to Osborne umpires, Davis, Nostrand, Bovhell scorer, Sh 1ck; time of ga hour, cAanEmuTs GHRISTNER 0UT Decisive Blow Is Landed on Point of Jaw in | Fourth Round I S with Mishko Soles give twice the wear of leather soles 12-inch and 16- inch heigth DETROIT, Mich., June H. S, GRAVES The Clothing Man “K-0" ins the 10- night knocked out Meyer Christner, of Akron, Ohio. fourth round of a scheduled round bout. The kncrlout came with a ter- AFEGUARDED THE ahnalion From Contented Cows ©1930, C. Co. 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