The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 20, 1930, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1930. ELKS DROPPED BY LEGION IN SALL CONTEST Bills Fail to Connect with Manning’s Deliveries and Lose 6 to 1 2 had an easy time wlth‘ ks team last night in the Bills' final game of the first half when he allowed only four hits and fanned eight men to win for the Legion 6 to 1. The win put the Vets a full game ahead cf the Moose again, and gave them a better hold on the top rung of the ladder. The contest was a loose affair, for the Legion hit 10 times and scored in three innings, while-the Elks scored their single mark in the sixth although the Vets made seven errors behind their pitcher. Score First Inning Livingstone crossed the rubber after he had doubled and Coughlin cingled. In the third Sabin sin- gled. Livingstone singled but was out at second on a fielder’s choice, Coughlin reaching first and Sabin going to third. Coughlin went to second on a passed ball. Manning was given life when the field played for Sabin at home but failed to get him. J. Schmitz fanned and Thomas doubled,. scoring Coughlin. In the last of the sixih ihe Vets | tied up the game. Roller was safe on an error, and went to second on the play. Niemi singled. Koski also singled, sending Roller home and Niemi to second. Livingstone was safe on a fielder's choice, while Niemi was out at third. Another crror put Coughlin on first, while Livingstone and Koski each ad- vanced a sack, filling them up Manning popped out. The third error of the inning was good for two scores as Koski and Living- stone crossed the pan. | The lone run of the Elks came in | the first half of this canto. Junge singled. Heinke was out at first and Junge went to second. Gallwas was given life at first on a wild throw from third base which al- lowed Junge to cross the rubber. Box Score ELKS— Blake, ¢ Martin, 3b M’'Spadden, 2b B. Keaton, 1b ... Junge, P ... Heinke, If Gallwas, ss .. Ramsay, rf Mathewson, cf Rodenburg, rf . > W o e o e e cococomocoocod cococormmo~ coormmwmwmwad coomomonoOs cooroormormol LEGION— Sabin, 1f .. Koski, If Livingstone, 3b Coughlin, ¢ Manning, p .. J. Schmitz, ss Thomas, 2b Murray, b .. Roller, rf ... Niemi, cf > w o~ocococOoMKRMYE cocommNOMOOR E 1 0 1 0 ol 2| ol 2 1| 0f ‘Totals 32 7 Summary—Earned runs, Legion | 4; two base hits, Livingstone, Roy Thomas 2; struck out, by Manning 8, by Junge 7; left on bases, Legion | 9, Elks 8; hit by pitcher, Manning | by Junge; stolen bases, M. Mac- Spadden 2; hits, off Junge 10, off | Manning 4; winning pitcher, Man- | ning; charge ‘defeat, to Junge; um- | pires, Davis, Radde; scorer, Sides. €060 63 B B O B e e cCouMNOS =IO AT THE HOTELS | Gastineau R. M. Curtis and family; R.| Boyes, Wrangell; Charles A. Haw- thorn, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. John F. Chamberlin, Ketchikan; Bill Smith, city; Willis R. Lebo, Se- | attle. Alaskan *G. Alexius, Cape Spencer; Paul Strad, Cape Spencer; David Mor- gan, Petersburg. Zynda M. T. Bagley, Whiting River. P Try the Five o0'Clock Dinner Speelals at Mabry's. —adv "l -filfi“ NO EXCHANGES NO APPROVALS NO REFUNDS SUITS In Tweeds. . . In Silvertones Pleats are newly impcrtant and are used in many interesting ways in the collection we are offering. Separate crepe blouses and jackets are fitted and straight. ' REGULAR PRICE $29.00 to $35.00 Removal Sale Price $23.75 MILLINERY Every hat in the store is marked for quick removal. All hats $6.75 to $7.50, Now $4.95 All hats $9.50, Now................ $6.50 All hats $12. 50, Now TEMPORARY LOCATION Triangle Building, Next to Palace On or about July 1st permanem is our desire to d present stock of merchandise as the open- ing of our new store will signify the display of an up-to-the-minute line of Ladies’ and Misses’ Ready-to-Wear garments personally selected on the Eastern markets for our Juneau Store. | jolting Risko with a right to the way aboard the steamer Prince Ru- | pert. His headquarters are in Vancouver. 7Y location, BUILDING CORNER, at the junction of FRONT and FRANKLIN STREETS. RISKD WINS EASILY FROM PAULUZCUDUN Outpoints, Outspeeded and Outsmarted Spanish Heavyweight DETROIT, Michigan, June 20.— Johnny Risko, of Cleveland, last night outpointed Paulino Uzcudun of Spain, heavyweight, in a 10- round bout. Risko landed three blows to one and outspeeded and out-smarted the Spaniard who was near a knockout in the fifth round. Only in the sixth round did Uz- cudun show his old time form, land- ing a right on Risko’s heart and kidneys. — e+ ——— Thomas Ginnelly, Freight Claims Agent for the Canadian National Lines, dccompanied by Mrs. Ginelly, is making the round trip to Skag# —————— GAMES THURSDAY American League Pacific Coast League Won Lost ¥ Mission 11; Hollywood 7 | Philadelphia % 23 Fortland 1; Oakland 2. |New York 32 21 . Los Angeles 8; San Francisco 5. | Washington 33 22 . Sea 3, 9; Sacramento 2, 7. Night | Cleveland 32 24 579 game 10 innings. St. Louis 24 32 National League Detroit . 24 33 Br: ym ; Cincinnati 5. Chicago .20 32 5 4; Chicago 10. |Boston ........ 3 20 35 361 elphia at St. Louis—Rain. Juneau City League | € York at Pittsburgh — Wei| Won Lost Pet grounds. American Legion 17 3 700! Moose . . %0 4 600 | American League Elks .. 3 0 230 Oleveland 2; Philadelphia 4. e St. Louis 1; Boston 4. Detroit New York 5. ‘REMODEL].NG BEG[NS Chicago 1; Washington 3. e DHY T ON STORE FRONT OF The store front of the Goidstem | Building, which formerly housed Goldstein’s Emporium on Scward| STANDING O¥ CLUBS Pacific Coast. League Bilque Hand iotlon. Juneau Drug, Co., Agents. h-l' we will occupy, as our THE TRIANGLE It ispose of all of our HOUSE DRESSES The “BETTY BAXLEY” in Voiles and Prints . . all sizes . ... . . in many styles and Regular Price—$2.95 Removal Sale Price $1. 95 Won . Lost: Pct | street between Front and Second| Sacramento . 42 .30 583 Streets, will be completely remod- |- " Los Angeles - 40 82 556 | cled, it was announced today by | s San Francisco ... 41 33 554 | charles Goldstein. : pakland’g - 3 35 . 52T ") inside windows which now| priss of‘ 37 i: ‘fi%jopen on the arcade will be taken| wood 3; s “43z|0ut. and the interior floor space| % 20 4k ‘397 | Will be extended to the outside win- | National League - | dows of the arcade. | - . | The windows outside the arcadec| Won Lost Pct.| b ¢ will be changed to modern style and | Brooklyn ... 34 20 .630 Chicago 33 2 579 Will be the only exterior display| New York 29 25 :537 |cnes left. Carpenters are at work, St. Louis 26 28 .481 | today under the direction of Ray| Boston 25 27 ‘4g1 | Peterman making the alterations. Pittsburgh .24 29 453 PRI T T Philadelphia ... 22 28 440 | Ola papers ro. sale at The Em- .393 | pire. SALE STARTS SATURDAY MORNING 9 A. M. VACATION FROCKS and ENSEMBLES Such' a‘ wonderful. collection of Sport Frocks and Ensembles . . . The materials are of Shantung, Crepe, Flannels . . . . and then the three piece knitted suit. The colorings .are in pastel shades, and also, darker tones are in- cluded in this collection. REGULAR VALUES $19.50 to $23.50 Removal Sale Price $14.95 A New Collection 2sofi ‘Language of Flowers’ DRESSES In Pastle Tones Removal Sale Price $12.75 EVERY ITEM IN OUR STOCK IS REDUCED AND AT THE PRICES WE ARE OFFERING IT DURING THIS SALE IT WOULD BE WEIL TO MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS EARLY. FORD alwavys in LEAD Official car registration reports from King Cour}t}.’ 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 Yeduction in price from FIVE TO TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. FORD leads in sales because he leads in motor car values. FORD CARS ARE SOLD AND SERVICED BY P. 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