The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 9, 1930, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, S\TURDAY AUGUST 9. 1930. pected that the weekly shoots will | draw big crowds of sportsmen who |are anxious to get in shape for the ‘Fa'l hunting. “ FRFE TARGETS AHD SHELLS TO g os ‘i ‘ B SHGUTERS MEETING YESTERDAY Now is the season for the plant- ing of perennials, it was empha- sized = last Gun C]ub Will Rewmd Suc- New York 9, 7; Pittsburgh 1, 2. | Philadelphia 8; Cincinnati 5. | Fhiladelphia 5, 4; Boston 8; Detroit 6. New York 5; St. Louis 3. Washington 5; Cleveland 4. night at the monthly |* American League Chicago 1, 1. Grove won his eighteenth victory in the first game. Simmons ma ld( his 28th home run. STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League by se ] 1 i " [Hollywood ........ 16 9 640 Sunda} Meet bors of Clty Hall. The evenim® |san’ Francisco ... 15~ 10 600 ) |was devoted to an animated dis- y,0g Angeles ... 14 11 560 | Tr targets for those |CUSSion Of seasonal garden work, Mission . 4 11 560 me:: e Juneau Gun Club 81l members participating. Oakland ... 1n 14 440 | who ca ak their present high | From now through the end of Sacramento .. 1 14 440 run are promised by that this month and to the forepart of Portland 2. 10 15 490 organization to the shooters par- September, perennials should be geattle . : 9 16 369 ticipating in Sunday’s shoot, {t was |planted. Plants to be used, it was National League announced today by L. F. Morris, |urged, should be sclected at this| Won Lost Pet President. The meet will start | time. Brooklyn .. 66 41 617 prom at 10:15 am. J% P. Anderson, of the Juneau Chicago ... 62 44 085 | “Get out your old scatterguniflorms' had on display last night New York 60 46 566 | and come out to the Club grounds |& number of perennials well adapted St. Louis . ... 53 52 E tomorrow morning,” said Morris in | to the local soil conditions and cli- Pittsburgh ... 50 54 481 a notice to the members. “To every | mate. Pesson 0. S ot member who breaks his own long e T flece:::la;}lfl ;; 5; 322 will be given his shells and | B ooy - ’ S M i those events. Long! SAMES FRIDAY i American League 3 | Pacific Coast League | Won Lost mns to counb in scores Oof 325|nnggion 13; Los Angeles 11 Day ' Philadelphia ... 75 37 61 straight, 50 straight, 75 straight,| = game | Washington 43 % Afim ad from then on, over 75 birds, |portiand 3; Seattle 1. Night game.|New York ... 65 46 | each bird will count.” San Francisco 7; Hollywood 2. Cleveland . 56 54 509 Each member will be posted on |~ Night game ! Detroit s 1 ‘485 the board with his presc_nt long | | Sacramento 5; Oakland 4. Night Chicago 44 65 :mi zun, and will be kept running pro- | game, ten innings. !St. Louis. 44 61 306 gressively. All shotgun enthusiasts | National League ‘Boston 38 72 345 | are invited by the Club to turn out | Brooklyn 11; St. Louis 5. Herman | —_—————— ! and take part. 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