The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 10, 1930, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE THURbD’\\ JUL\ IO 1930 CVETERANS WIN FKGM MOOSE IN PITCHERS' DUEL Manning Bests Schmitz in 7~Ivming Battle and Vets Win 2 to 0 Manning, pitching his second‘was miserly with his hits, game in shutout American many days, hurled | ball last night, and the| Legion defeated the Moose by a score of 2 to 0, in the | to score . final Fourth of July contest. The Vets, by winning copped the prize award of $250. Pcte Schmitz pitched a brand of ball good enough to win an ordi- nary game. But it wasn't such a game, and Manning was even bet- ter. Yields Three Hits While he struck out but four Pap Vets their first tally. Brown was safe when Andrews dropped his fly. Vale was safe at first when J. Schmitz threw Brownic out at second. Vale stole second, went to third on Niemi’s out, short to first, and scored on Manning's timely single to left field. The ex-soldiers added their sec- lond and final score in the third, and the only earned run of the game. Coughlin opened by flying out to left. Keaton drew a free trip to first, the only pass issued dur- ing the game. Singles by Roller and Brown scored Bob. After that Pete giving only two, one in the sixth and an- | other in the seventh. No Chance to Score The Moose really had no chance They didn't get a run- ler on the paths until after two vere away, in the third. Pete Schmitz then nicked him for the tirst hit, a single, and died at first ~hen brother Bill's line drive was snared by Roberts, who made 2 ‘eaping one-handed stab for the outout. It was a great play. Fritz Schmitz opened the fourth with a single to left. His liberty was short-lived. Andrews hit to batters, Manning yielded but three safeties, all singles, and his control was perfect. > Not & Moose got asbort and Roller plcked off Frita. total receir g Office Phone 484 tesidence Phone 238 free ride to first. In all, but 23 men | Andy and Lansing were then snuf- STANDING OF CLUBS \although the latter are held every Office Hours: 9:30 to 12; 1:00 to 5:30 faced Jimmy in the seven frame |fed out in a double assassination. 3 week : ion, and not one of them| In the sixth Bill Schmitz singled | Pacifie Cowmbefi'; el 2, RE OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN safely on second. with two out. Fritz tried hard[L A s 2 g, Portland, Ore. a city of 209,000 R e i aning was given perfect sup- |but the best he could do was a fl.‘”qnsr ngett-s 8o 2:1 “_’3‘; population, has 17 golf courses. EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED port by his mates, who fielded one |0 Manager Sabin who made the |Sacramento © w4 s e LENSES REPAIRED thousand ' percent, ~ Three errors {putout. Only three men faced Oaklyand TOARRL oy ‘sg7| Young Corbett ‘is the biggest R N e entina Buildi ere made behind Schmitz, anc|Jimmy in the seventh. The first|o "o o prevR ‘516, drawing ‘card San Francisco has oom /—Valentine Bullding of them paved the way for|rolled to the mound and was am |y . a6 "4a4'had since Jack Dempsey was get- the Vets' first score. easy out. Sabin caught Lansing’sig...uo 41 54 432 ting started there in 1917, [t double plays spseded up fl‘y for _the second victim, and Portland 37 58 _3”1 R i Two were turned in by | /immy finished the game by fan- Natlonal League | Primo Live of San Francisco | . Moose and one by the ex-sol- ning Home-Run King Kearney. It Won Lost Pet.| iclaims the world's record for di The. latter siopped what|¥es @ dandy ball game and thelp. . T45 29 617.ance surf casting with a mark of |, lc‘ ;LY IGGLY ht have been a rally. It came | 23sh-paying lads and lassies in both |cpieago 45 33 577 551 feet, six inches. | the fourth canto when Fritz|grandstand and bleachers WentiNew York ... 41 35 539 S eee | Schmitz singled. Andrews rolled | home wholely content. St. Louis ... 40 3 53 STORE HOURS [ to Manning who headed Fritz Box Score and Summary "Boston 36 39 48) For the accommodation of tha— — e e e ¢ second while Andy reached |LEGION— H PO A E|Pittsburgh 34 a1 453 trade, this store will be open| A Safely. dafiaiis popped nb |HOBET; b 1i. 22 1 0|Cincinnati 31 43 419 Thursday evening, July 10th. ()ld l.lpers for sale at I‘mplre Ofi'lce‘ the box. Manning took the fly |Sabin, rf ... 0 2 0 o0|Philadelphia . 27 4 .380 adv. B M. EEHR'E\!DS CO,, I doubled Andrews off first, re- | Coughlin, ¢ 0- B gspl. e s N e e —_—— i — tiring the side. Keaton, 1f 000 0f The Moose infield turned in two | Roller, ss . RN rapid double murders. Brown sin- | Brown, 1b 2600 in the sixth to start that|Vale, 3b . (i el | 0; me. After Vale flew out to Mac- | Niemi, cf 020 ¢ Spadden in right, Niemi shot a|Manning, p 221ty Jiot one at Kearney who speared] . F N 0 s g ety = the ball and flashed it to Roberts | Totals 97d T A8 D whose throw to the plate com- | MOOSE— ABR HPO A E| pltted the double, Brown and Niem: | Schmitz, B, 1f .3 0 1 1 0 U! boing the vietims. In the seventr.] schmitz, F., 2b .. 3 0.1 3 3.0 aning singled. ‘Roberts” rolled “tc | Andrews; 1b e e ni: L B IR e mound. Pete killed Jimmy at | Lansing, ¢ .3 0°0 500 second and Pritz Schmitz knocked | Kearney, 3b 8 00 Q=204 Rcberts over at first. VicSpdn, rf 200 1 0x0 How It Happened Schmitz, J., ss 200331 The Vets threatened in the first|Orme, cf 200000 ©stanza but fell one short wher |Schmitz, P., p 2 0148 of Roberts died at third: He singled tc ] = ' ' 7 il — o = — open the game and went to seconc Totals .. 23 0 32111 3 on Jack Schmitz misplay on Cough- Bum.mary—Eamed runs, Legion lin's grounder to short. Roberts|1; two-base hits, Brown; first on kept or to third and was safe there | balls, off Schmitz 1; struck out by, wher. Kearney dropped Orme's peg | Manning 4, Schmitz 4; left on Bo» Keaton fanned and Roller was | bases, Legion 6, Moose 2; double th own out at first by Pete Schmitz | plays, Manning to Brown, Kear- en ling the frame, ney to F. Schmitz to Andrews, P. i n error in the second ~ave the jSchmitz to F. Schmitz to An- FORDS and CHEV ROLETS MAY BE WRITTEN FOR Collision Insurance FOR A PREMIUM AS LOW AS -ONE DOLLAR We are now writing many new form this year including $15—$25—8$50—$75—$100 —$150—and $250 deductible coverages. WE WRITE 50 'PER CENT RETENTION FULL COL- LISION COVERAGE—An attractive form for the careful driver. ALSO Fire and Transportation, Property Damage and Public Liability Coverages. Call at the office ami we will explain the forms more fully to you. ALLEN SHATTUZK, Inc. INSUBANCE Improving your vision is an investment % | ! ; ; [he . | drews; first base on errors, chlon1 American League not an expense. 2; errors, Kearney, J. 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