The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 11, 1930, Page 5

MOOSE DEFEAT i IN SLOW GAME - ’ By CEORGE McMANUS P WIFE | THIS MORNIN' | SHELL BE GONE ad and ind Heavy nt, mostly hitting marked Score Three to Open The Moose scored three in the the game initial canto on a th s|by Bill Schmitz, a wi Osborne, a walk to Big Mac’, and r | a two-bagger by Kearn Two homeruns, two 1 pitch by |for good measure. 34 'bases. Bu and Fritz Sch a total of cro: 2 first and went to wild heave by Jack Schmitz and ‘ond half of the schedule. 2 cored on Li Mac’s single to| Box score and Summary League Leaders Continue right. | MoOSE— AB R H PO ¥ Nl The Mocse went on a rampage |Schmitz, B, 1f 413 32 Undcfeal'ed by Trim | in ird. J replacing Os- |Schmitz, F., 2b .4 1 2 2 ming Bills Yesterday bor the box, had difficulty in |McSpdn, H., 2b 3 1 2 3 locating the p and when he|Kearney, 3b 2 aut The Moose last night swamped did, the Paps drove his offerings lo}Gryor. 3b 1000 <he Elks by a score of 10 to 6 in all corners of the Ilot. Three | Shaw, cf 4 Joal 3 a loosely played and listless game to Junge in t walks sandwiched with four hits, | Schmitz, J., ss $103 3103 featured by all sorts of ball, good, |wild and ineffe e ng a homerun by F. Schmitz |Orme, B, rf - - 5 Chesterfield - In a workman it’s Skill in a cigarette it’s Taste - BACK OF TRUE CRAFTSMANSHIP— patient training, painstaking pride. Back of Chesterfield’s popularity — years of experience in the buying and blending of fine tobaccos and one unchanging standard of excellence. UNFAILING GOOD TASTE, the result of quality tobaccos, skilful blending, endlags care — that’s what wins smokers to Chesterficld—and bolds them. LIGHT A CHESTERFIELD for the first time or the fifty-first, and enjoy afresh the discovery that here, at last, is a cigarette made to your own liking . .. mild, rich, fragrant—first in the one thing you want most « .. “TASTE above everything”. 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Schmicz, 1b omcocomrOnR | THATS 105 g —] T 9 WORRYING ME HOME i r | aAS A7) ‘ AMES THURSDAY acific Coast League |Helene Madison Breaks Another Seattle 7; Los Angeles 1. { ] Mission 0; Oakland 2. | World's Record |Portland 6; San Francisco 2. | 3 S Sacramento 0; Hollywood 3. Nighi . S| 'TLE, July 11.—Heléne ®| gane ! I. Madison last night broke the e | National League ‘ ® world's 120 yard free style ®|New York 19; Philadelphia 8. The @ swimming record for women @ | Giants pounded three hurlers for ® making the distance in one ! 26 hits. With a 10-run burst in ® minute sixteen and eight- €| the third inning when 19 men; ® tentl econds. The former e| went to bat, nine men made base| record vas one minute eigh- e} hits. The Giunts failed to score teen and six-tenths seconds. e only in three innings. Klein hit e| his 25th home run for the| s | league's lead. This was the only game played. ! v K 00 American League | f .1 0 0 2 0 C|Philadelphia 9; New York 1. Earn- Cunningham, p 4 1 2 0 2 0| shaw scored his twelfth victor —————— of the year. Pennock retired ia E| Totals .3210 1221 8 5; the third 1! ELKS— AB R H PO A E|Washington 7; Boston 2. Bluege si 411 0 0 0] made a home run and doubled) 4 2 1 1 3 0| twice. He drove in four men. 0 McSpdn, M., 2b,1b 4 1 2 4 2 0 Chicago 6; Detroit 5. Each team 3 Junge, 1b, p 4 1 3 3 1 o/ hit 12 times and each team used o Heinke, 1 4 0 1 0 0 2 three hurlers. Morgan made his 1/ Hollman, 3b 4 01 4 2 o 15th home run. o Lowe, cf, 2b 1 0 0 2 1 o!Chicago 6. St. Louis 2. Game went jBlake, ¢ 4 007 1 o 10 innings. | | Oshorne, p 100000 Juneau City League i | Rodenberg, rf % 0% 0150 0 170088/ 10; Elks §, | {Nelson, rf 010000 | STANDING OF CLUBS } ______ ' Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pt H y—Earned runs, Moose -~ I8, Elks 5; two-base hits, Kearney, {109 Angeles o810 AL |8haw and Junge; three-base hits,| Sacramento S o 933 : o 532 IB. schmitz and Cunningham; home | FOIyWood Rt ik | 7 8 Oakland 50 44 {Tuns, F. Schmitz and Martin; first | o 0" maciseo 19 P lon balls, off Osborne, 2 iIn tWO|yneon 46 50 |innings, off Junge, 4 in five in-|g . ite 42 54 nings, off Cunningham 2; struck|pg.tjang 38 58 ‘out, by Osborne 1, Junge 4, Cun- National League !pingham 3;°left on bases, Moose Won - Lost 5, Elks 7; double plays, F. Schmitz, | gyookiyn 45 29 unassisted, J. Schmitz to P. Schmitz, | chicago 45 33 ' Junge to Lowe to MacSpadden; wild | New York 42 35 pitches, Osborn 3, Junge 1; first|st TLouis 40 35 on errors, Elks 2; hit by pitcher, | Boston 36 39 Lowe by Cunningham, twice; los-|pPittsburgh 34 41 ing pitcher, Osborne; stolen bases,|Cincinnati . 31 43 M. MacSpadden 2, Lowe 1. Philadelphia 21 4B Umpires, Botelho and Shepard. American League Scorer, Shattuck. Won Lost Time of game, 1 hour, 50 min-|Washington 52 26 utes. 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