The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 29, 1930, Page 5

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JUNEAU MOTORS, Inc. 5 : TR i} DAY FONE 30 NITE FONE 421 um of the Southern, start football end at Georgia, and g “SERVICE LUCAS” Manager ssion when the Yanks paid the | Harmon, Indian pitcher for ( wrons $15,000 for him and sent | ville. m to Newark. But Judge Landis The Sally in past years has ordered him sent back to the Bar-|duced such stars as ons George Stallings, Bugs F Ed Cicotte, Joe Jackson, Rube Benton, Goose Go: | Whitehill and Wiley Moo e Llano, Te: experienced | pro- Cobb, mond Jim Mooney, Charlotte pitching ar, has been bought by the New York Giants.- Mooney has fanned T 23 in one game and equalled the revious Sally strikeout record of 13 “thrice this season. In 134 in-|ish weather recently when fo nings Jim fanned 128 batters and |consecutive days the temper allowed only 126 hits. [rose to 103 in the afternoc arl ‘Mattingly, Asheville, N. C.,|dropped to 53 at night. tcher, has been purchased b_\'} rooklyn. The Robins also will | & take Pitcher Phil Gallivan from Macon, Ga., and own Bob Parham, | Macon outfielder. [ Scouts are . dickering for Nash, Asheville outfielder, 455 4% SALLY LOOP IVORY m » w REMAINS ALLURING Nuttnst teacwe 1 TO MAJOR LEAGUES Lost 50 56 54 56 60 68 s 84 American League Won Lost .. 86 44 .8 49 3 53 67 62 61 68 ki . 50 6 | GAMES THURSDAY | Pacific Coast League Los Angeles 1; Day game. Oakland 7; Seattle 19. Night game.| |Sacramento 6, Portland 10. Night game. i i Chicago |Mission 3; Night Brooklyn game. {New York | St. Louis | Portland Mission San Francisco 0. Oakland Seattle 600 CHARLOTTE, N. C., August 20.~ 559 The South Atlantic league, which 557 has given the majors some of their 556 biddest stars, has another good 524 crop this season, 451 Fred Walker, outfielder with 423 cenville, S. C,, owned by Birming- 328 g T e - v R R SN 662 Hollywood 4. 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(‘Ve‘gume oston with four hits, gt Louis them Rube Waddell and Eddie| oo GH UP at bat, two of cnicago v | Boston ... 4 81 P!ank, but t_he veteran p.ilot of "h‘?,Brmklyn 8; New York 7. Lind-| A's seems in a falr. way %0 8€; gom Oft and Jackson made' B A, S more and better service from Grove | home' runs. Finn and Wright . }: .:my of the oth.ers. PerhaDs, made home runs with one on &—— the’ reason is that Grove has ”‘"“ in the sixth. { Towa has twin quarterback specd and stuff of Waddell, theist youis 8; Chicago 7. Game went dates this fall, Leo and Loy centrol and easy-going temperament| 99 innings, Ivold. of Plank, a rare combination. i Grove seems certain to sustain American reague the spring suggestion that 1930 |Detroit 1; St. Louis 9. Alexander would be the best year the lean| and Kimsey made home runs left-hander has had in the Ameri- |Chicago 5; Cleveland 10. Ferrell can league. won his 23rd game of the sea- He was around the 20-mark in| Son and his twelfth straight. victories by the middle of August,| Morgan hit his 25th home run. with six weeks in which to beat his|{New York 3; Washington 6. best record of 24 triumphs, made |Philadelphia 1; Boston 2. The in 1928, and an outside chance to| ©hamps were held to six hits. ! be the first. American league flinger to touch 30 victories since Sergeant Jim Bagby did it for Cleveland inj} 1920, if Wes Farrell doesn’t beat him to it. The fire-ball star’s great mid- season work had a lot to do with he commanding lead seized by the Athletics, but when it looked as| though they might be extended to repeat their pennant victory. 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