The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 19, 1930, Page 5

" IHE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1930. —~ %4 FORD always in LEAD BRINGING UP FATHER By CEORGE McMANUS BRSHARR L ™Y ONLY W 5n RIGHT NOW 1S THAT MAGGIE 15 SOUND ASLEEP- B8Y GQOLLY! SHES AWAKE AN SHE'S COMIN' THIS WA WELL VLL JUST DT HERE AND WAIT FOR HIM TO COME HOME EVEN \F VT Official car registration reports from King County TAKES ALL NIGHT! and the City of Seattle for the month of May give Ford 51.9 per cent for all cars sold. For this great record FORD has again given the public_the benefit in nature of a reduction in price i { s from FIVE TO TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. s Y i s THATS STRANGE - | WAS SURE | HEARD HIv COME NS~ FORD leads in sales because he leads in motor car values. FORD CARS ARE SOLD AND SERVICED BY P. S.—We now have a small quantity of AMMON- IUM SULPHATES—Come in and get your share. JUNEAU MOTORS, Inc. DEALERS team leaped into first place,| AUTOS VIE WITH CAMELS puA i bl el B el s 2 U N SR IR after-dinner games filled his IN SUDAN OF AFRICA| S | st REAL BARGAINS A May 20, Omaha played its| BERLIN, June 19.—Automobiles \ first night game at home. Eight|in the African Sudan are compet-| (3 i thousand saw it. Since then the |ing with the camel and the Nile | L . hig games have averagzad 5,000. as a means of transportation, ac- K ——e————— cording to the overseas periodicall USED C AR S @eee e e v e e e e e o o Uebersee and Kolonialzeitung.” . e | Motor cars, thanks to improved| o RIS e T AT e SPORT BRIEFS © |roads over long distances, have pen- GAMES WEDNESDAY "Schmeling Is Cromwell. “It is only a question of runs and otherwise doing very|e @ |etrated far inland, even beyond the BIGGEST VALUES EVER Pacific Coast League | 3 time before one of these boys clears well for an old gentleman in his e e e e @ ¢ @ ® © @ ¢ ¢ e ¢ |Sudan and hte Belgian Congo. Portland 7; Oakland 5. iRecognized 14 feet, 6 inches. It is entirely pos- middle thirties. Only Lou Gehrig As late as 1926 there were only OFFERED IN JUNEAU Mission 4; Hollywood -6. ! As Cha . sible and probable.” |has been able to keep pace Wwith| Clyde Crabtree and Royce Good- |819 motors and motortrucks in the Los Angeles 5; San Ftancisco 15. $ mpion | tne Babe in the matter of daily ac-lbread, Florida backfield stars for |whole of Sudan, whereas there were National League Perhaps no athlete has ever con- | tivity. Ilhv past three years, have signed |2,128 two years later. | New York 4; Pittsburgh 3. NEW YORK, June 19— ®|sounded more and better critics | with Philadelphia pro football| Automobile roads lald out dur- American League Over the protest of Willam @ 'ip.y Bape Ruth. The experts have | Just for variety, Colorado College |team ing the dast two years connect in CONNORS MOTOR CO, Muldoon, veteran Commis- e| P " 1 { W i tarted to “count out” the big famous All-America foot ball star W t it sioner, the New York State . s . = o the east with the new rallway at its m mber of occa- and all-around athlete, ‘Barl H.| Hugt , Alabama gradu- i) Athletic Commission today PR il b A athlef ugh Starling, g junction in Kasala and continue . . Cleveland 2; Philadélphia 7. L4 E . | § i immediate | (Dutch lark, d his un- S t hing - " - forfnAlly 760 0% il ae A BEAX sions, forecasting s i h) rk, wound up hi |ate hailed as a great pitching pros- | from there southward into Abysinia. | . . kS . Juneau City League Elks 5; Legion 4. STANDING OF CLUBS [ Pacific Coast: League { Schmeli e ht ® downfall only to regret their words dergraduate career as a hammer- pect, shut out Nashville, 4 to 0,|Here, other new roads connect ;mel ng as heavyweight ® ;4 pregictions. Such was the|throwing champlon. Duteh’s fare-|in his debut with the Atlantawith the traffic on the Sudanese e e ‘case in 1922, when the Babe ran|well toss was for 160 feet, a new |Crackers of the Southern Associa- |Nile. g " W;‘ln lz':“ Ps"o'a - SR CaR R B g« amuck as playboy of baseball; in | Rocky Mountain Conference record,luou — B ACTRINONND ....-...q % |1925 when he developed his world- | e e GOODIE F B h E SALE - San Francisco ... 41 32 m renowned stomach-ache; and again | NIGHT GAMES AND SUCCESS ‘ The Grimes twins, Roy and Ray, ry e-brunn L°5k XA“gems g :’g 32 £41 | Both are young and have two years'in 1929, when lllness kept him out| TAKE FANS TO OMAHA PARK |oze back in the same league again. | The Lutheran Ladies Ald Soclety Oallan 38 35 521 |more of college competition. They 'of the game for several weeks. | Roy plays first base for Atlanta of |will hold a GOODIE SALE at A om n Mission 36 36 500 ‘ | o9 . e v:'ood G (0 & @ 452]9.re high-strung and their !utm‘es| This spring, they said the Babe| OMAHA, Ncb., June 19.—Barney |the Southern association and Ray |GARNICK’'S GROCERY Saturday, A ~ b s:m{)e o od TR ‘414 would be handicapped by over-work was lucky to get his $80,000 con- | Burch, owner of the Omaha West~ |has signed with Mobile. June 21st. —adv. Voo - & s S N D o e “iog | B¢ this time, tract and that he would be luckier |ern league club, wears a smile these RN Lo s Iv‘,\' l'~- Featunng Frye s De- National League “I consider Wykoif one of the|to take part in 100 games. At this 1days that resembles the lights that William Grinus, Jr., the second Total attendance for home games| _‘ ‘J\ licious Hams and Bacon greatest sprinters of all time but writing in the first week of June;|flood his field for night games. |freshman ever to win class numer- was 78,000 in the Southern league in four sports at Virginia Poly- |city of Chattanooga last year. Thiz % t. 5 Won. Lost Peb|ou must remember that & year ago Ruthi has not missed a single| The smile, well-nigh obliterated|als Brooklyn reict’ O 1 Chicago 32 22 571|he was a very sick boy. In fact game, was leading the Yankees at by seven years of indifferent team |technic Institute, led his class of |season the Lookouts drew 65000 in PHONE 38 Ne® Vork . | oghi e '537!he wasn't sure he would ever run bat, leading both Jeagues in home-land attendance, came back when !500 in academic work. their first 21 home tilts. St. Louis 26 28 481 [again. He is only 20 now. He has ~——————— " e e e o i e et - e N B R e e R SRR} Boston » 25 26 .490 |come along nicely and I expect| | Pittspurgh 24 29 _453‘mm to do great things. | { Philadelphia 22 28 .440| “We have a very young team, los- | Cincinnati 21 3¢ 382|ing only three of the boys who| | USED CAR BARGAINS American League scored points at Harvard, and' | Wi Won Lost Pct |should be well prepared to defend | e Philadelphia 35 22 614 shi i | U d T k B s w0 -+ o o our championship next yea: £ se ruc argatns | Washidgton 32 22 593| Dean Cromwell coached the youth | { 5 Cleveland 32 23 582 [ who now is the official holder of If You Don’t Believe It SEE St. Lauis it 2431 436 | the world’s pole vault record—cur- Deyoh - 2% 82 4391y naired Lee Bames—but the Tro- a re Ill : l e O S I I I O ’ e ‘ A Boston .. it e oy An e betionss "RRTACE. PO . K ‘ M CCA UL MOTOR CO. sesses the next world's champion in | ! Juneau City League scar Sutermeister, a sophomore | ! 3 . . . . : Won Lost Pet. 8ho won the I C: A. 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