The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 21, 1930, Page 5

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Great Britam rights reserved / & » ¢ L i e i N R S B R T S O AR £ T Juneau City Leagne Won Lost Pet. ILL IL o B koo el REAL BARGAINS Elks 3 5 375! . \ American lepon.:} 6 313 IN NET GAME . ¥ ~ | - ‘ BLUE LARKSPUR | ik iy WINNER OF RACE | PHILADELPHIA, Penn., July 21.| e Rb Bill Tilden will again be a mem- slgme - S e g 2 Mt ) A S AN, A e Ege S e L B TAB0. /e 1R ARL]NGTON PARK ber of the United States tennis end, this to be paid out of Car-| GAMES SUNDAY Burnett sustained a fractured| o . Xofjbmam o AR RAtEE A for BIGGEST VALUES EVER nera’s percentage.” Just a pair of | Pacific Coast League wrist when hit by a pitched ball| ARLINGTON PASKi( c““"“;'“g‘" 18 avk :"‘; “'"'““,"St l;;ra‘;,mi{f : pals, evidently; out for an evening’s|Seattle 6, 1; Mission 0, 6. and will be lost Indians July: Sl ARG, YA D8 ASKN TR E AT 5 J fun. {Oukact: 1, 4, Los Angeles 0 1k ‘ for n\}f‘. x-.li: l]‘([’ mho ;ff,‘fion hree-year-old: abpmblon, ot Ameris Chalmen of the Bk, Blate b This business of one fighter pay-|Portland 13, 3; Hollywood 1, 6. |Philadelphia 9; Chicago 10, The % Salloped to an easy victory last)Cub ~Committee RIS an-) — . ing off his opponent is only onel|Sacramento 7, 8; San Francisco| Athletics winning streak of eighb|Saturday afternoon over a select)rouncement today. ¢ of the innocent little features of| 4, 7. games was broken, d of five for the Arlington cup.| Without Tilden, the Americac g the heavyweight racket. The meth- National League Néw York 13; St. Louis 7. Lag-|Blue Larkspur ran the one mile a“d“(::::c‘x\\mfi‘ g;?:na;;d t;t:l‘s<t;‘;£ LONNORS MOTOR CO od, all quite open and above board,|st. Louis 15; Brooklyn 6. made a home run besidgs|® d s [,} ARl % \ is for one set of contracts to be|New York 13; Chicago 5. ‘ other hits. Goslin alsn |and four-fifths 5““1“"‘ e o By drawn, signed and filed with the |Cincinnati 8, 1; Boston 5, 13. | made a home- run. jp sscond slower: than' iihe’; trad 3 i g local boxing commission, as a con- American League Boston 2; Detroit 10, Akers made | record 'GRANDMA’S COOKIES |\ AWJ-% cession to its rules and rcgul;\-lclevvlnnd 9; New York 8. a home run. Uhle allowed six, N3 SALESMAN IN JUNEAU| | tions. Then anothe: set of articles, ! Philadelphia 5; Detroit 3. ave no bases on balls. ruck out seven men ani POSTPONED GAME is ! [ lg portion. They want protection. They hedge and bicker. I never seed ! nothin’ like it. I tell you they are going to kill the game¢ that has made them rich.” Tex died a year and a half ago but the manipulation of the heavy- weights since then has been weird encugh - to make the great meter turn over in his grave. There hasn't” been a first class heavy-; weight fight since Rickard died. After the Carnera-Godfrey affair, one. metropolitan observer wrote: {There was no evidence of any cmoanery . . . It was understood Godfrey You cant cheat E ~ but you can P yourself~ Providing Against ACCIDENT - SICKNESS OLD AGE - DEATH period of your during the earni n‘ life will $5000 mudni you die from natural causes. slomilymdiafimwddml. And in mn of permanent total 3. Wai .n ents. Pay von $55 pes Waek for one year; and after 90 days. P "”‘h’e ay you u die, 5. I dlnblll involves loss of limbs or -l.lu as result of acci- dent, il uo'oo cosh IW "M fnsddiionto IS SN r s Resident Manager Juneau, / Wiy, WA//N pro- | received $10,000 for his Defeats One . Lhindred Men’ in English Rifle Shoot- ing Event BISLEY, England, July 21 «Mar-; jorie Foster, who drove a motor car| in the World War, last Saturday | won the King's Prize for rifle shoot- ing on the famous Bisley ranges. | She is the first woman to achieve the feat and the only member o!l her sex ever to place among the| final. One hundred competitors were in the event, | The woman is manager of a; chicken farm and scored 280, win- ning the cash prize of $1250, in addition to the gold medal and! badge. - Italian-American Methodist Pilgrimage To Rome Protested ( ROME, July 21.—La Tribuna pm-1 tests editorially against the visit: to TItaly of the Italian-American Methodist Pilgrimage, reported to have sailed from New York last! Saturday on the steamship Conte-; grande. | The newspaper used a headline! of “Undesirable American Pilgrim-| age” The editorial said: “It does| not seem an opportune time to have this Protestant Italo-American pu-" grimage, in the eighth year of the! 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HOME RU DAY Mission 5 2 i g S Pt o Y o A C the whole heavyweight business has | Babe Ruth made his 34th home | Hollywood 47 .657\;;“,‘," e R “:(l“t\u"x‘:t e Ompa"y developed into a racket. |run yesterday; Gehrig made his gacrame: P ol Past_week, the s’ 4 5 3 S and s trenta R o The New York boxing solons have |ogin “ang 97th; Ber: kel 3 20 600 Legion clubs of the City Leagus |leave for the South on the Aleu- , § b pects from ' ¥ bo 4 erger made Nis|oaliand 4 3 5701 ¥ [ty Featuri Frye’s D Rthee and foke’ sihletert rat bata: iniy 11 SoRY stringent rules about ,gin. ang wilson made his 27th portiand 3 4 429 | Wil tangle at City Park at 6:30 |tian. Coming north, Mr. Johnson ng rryes De- Tt At is Tesalived i hul purs’ued fouls and boxers who commit them. | . the cubs. Grove won his thir- [0‘ ‘mw,w 3 4 '4zoh)m today, it was announced by |made calls on the trade at Ket- licious Hams and B right out in the open, but it ‘oper~ esrs. Muldoon, Farley and Phelan|oonty yictory for the Athlett o Praniss §oC g T ge Kohlhepp, Acting President. (chikan, Wrangell and Petersburg s Hams and Bacon el D e pan. Were fetermined to stamp out this | AL S gh s s game was scheduled f A s > ates nevertheless on the same gen- .., AR =04 2 attle 2 5 114 ng PHONE 38 eral proposition: jevit” by Ly SREWDR, SUADURNIOn GAMES SATURDAY e Friday but had to be post-| Ola papers ror sae at The Eni- < Once a customer, always a cus-| 0% ‘“‘"(;' : “‘X “'1“(’1‘\’, J““‘S‘ hS““:‘ { Pacific Coast League Natlonal League [poned on account of rain. B ik tomer. jhappened to foul Max Schmeling, geattle 3; Mission 4. Won Lost Pet,| Manning for the Vets, and Pete| So long as the customers contin- '\t developed he had been declared |portiand 4; Hollywood 20. Chicago §2 81 623 chmitz for the Moose, are expected | Be to knock each other down trying fyamune from these disciplinary iygos Angeles 6; Oakland 3. noklyn 49 35 583/ to be the opposing moundsmen to 1> 8t thiofleh the- bur s, the Mcasures. s was too big affair National League York 46 40 5/ night L, to throlgh the turnstiles, the (BCaSitss. T8 W8 O @ treated | ¥ ! : ol T()PK [ who manipulate she the solons deprecated, to be treatec icmwm 5; Brooklyn 4. St. Louis 44 40 524! & % : A heavyweight menageric have every roughly. Besides, it was all forist. Louis 4, 8; New York 1, 4. Pittsburgh 2 o 483 | BURNING MATTRESS CALLS | deason o ‘coniinue operatfons, - f¢isyeet charity, So Sharkey escaped| Hafey made a home run in the 40 46 465| OQUT DEPARTMENT THIS AM.| - g 2 AR i he solemn solons i inni s nati 40 46 465 & nasconcern 'of ‘theirs that evants purnsh@gx;: b:xt .the AI *x S(-,,.l . n‘mth .mmm! of the .pcond_gamo o 3 ° 1”1‘ y ; in the have empha- acted with alacrity a few nights) Gelbert made a home run in the phia 52 358] A burning mattress in a house| 2 they “(the. avents) fio MBLEL, when Larry John=on, negrol first game. i on lower Front Street early thi: At"ll’tl(‘ g °H'S) 1O jight heavyweight, fouled and lost[Pittsburgh 9; Boston 4. Graham American League morning was the cause of a run 4 4 longer come under the head of { ; 2 o Q['“ hun rigk Boxibg The to Pe Le Latzo in a. very {flagrant| and Comorosky made home runs | Won ' Lost Pct by the Fire Department. The dam- s G g d o ”f; thanner, #{ ' and‘each case with two men on | Philadelphia 62 30 - 874 pges were limited to the mattress | i s ek S ) R . bases. Grantham singled with |Washington 57 83 533 | and that caused to the contents of | l ]NI()N : —— the es full and drove in five New York 52 37 the room by smoke. P 4 YIN BY CH F p Tex Rickard, at one iime sev- | ] runs during the day. Cleveland 46 45 While the cause of the fire was % ‘; 4 ‘K eral years ago when he was beset ] | Cincinnati 10, 1; Philadelphia 3, 4. Detroit 43 49 7 not definitely . ascertained, ruomm‘: SUITq i by the exorbitant demands of Ford made a home run. Chicago 35 53 3|said it was probably started by a| S [ h S f W managers said to me: “These 191-1 ) - American League St. Louis 34 86 382/ lighted cigarette. The house is! 1S the darest ay lows make demands all out of pro-‘ Washington 2, 17; Cleveland 5, 4.|Boston 32 57 ..ih’r the property of Sam Rosenberg $1.00 H. 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