The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 5, 1931, Page 5

e —————————— e e ———————— BRINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1931. Bv G l()l{( I \h\l \'\l S LT LT R T LT T O T T YOoU CAN GO OUT, BUT REMEMBER,YOU ARE GOING TO THE BANGUET WITH ME. TONIGHT. DONT GO TO THAT HORRID MOORK S AND + EAT ANYTHNG 1L TAr = A Wk DOWN BY THE OLD DOCK | HAVEN T BEEN THERE N YEARS ALL RIGHT, A £ WELL, F T ANT 316GS ! LISTEN, MARIA, THIS 15 DAN ¥ R ] eyt o aBaaihe v T e Sy v | 76593 | E NANAIMO WELLINGTON 3 1 USED TO CARRY PWELL DAYS 4 Vi ] FILL THAT UP WITH CORNED-~ |ARE HIRY -1 BEEF AND CABBAGE.. DOLBLE. PORTIONS FOR TWO, AND SEND TIM DOWN WITH IT AGAIN DA | L Y SPORTS CARTOON T AR T kB S R AT FIRST A CURVE BALL WAS A | NIGHT MARE TO wiM =80T NoT Now 1/ WESLEY THE So:ro;u BRAVES ' ——ANY PIICHER 4O Tomnks “YES STUL ‘4 Stcke= : /] \ FO2 4 Curve » 15 | N FO2 4 B/ sSuereise |/ P - LEWIS SHOWED HIM ~Aw T HIT THE BENDERS' // . | Cleveland WINS2TO1 [es '?3 fgggiDUNDEE BETS [3TH INNING 5.2 & DECISIONIN Haid Goes Wild snd Hits| o =20 1 ) JEBY MATGH Waner, Who Later Scores Marker | PITTSBURGH, Pa., June 5— Haid’s wildness in the thirteenth inning yesterday gave Pittsburgh a break enabling them to beat Bos- ton 2 to 1 after squeezing through and tying the marker in the ninth. Paul Waner, first up in the thir- zeenm. was hit by a pitched ball. He took second on Traynor's sac- rifice and scored on Bill Regan’s single to center. Mlddlewexghts Fight Slow Bout ;Small Crowd 1 Wltnesses Go ‘ i TRACK MEET IN CHICAGD So. Californ-;gtars at Top| of Heap; Washington U Entries ‘CHICAGO, Ill, June 5—The task of trying to keep as many South- ern California stars as possib’e from qualifying for the finals to- day and assignment for athletes from 77 other institutions enter- ed in the Tenth Annual National Collegiate track and field cham- plonships at Stagg Field has start; ed. The University of Washington entered Genung for the half mile and Hartley for the quarter mile. | Southern California won the East || and West meet recently held in Philadelphia. —l FOTBALL SQUAD PROVES 3 11 NATION ‘MELTING POT’||: "NEW YORK, June 5—Vince Dun- | dee, of Baltimore, punched his way | to the top of the working middle-| weights last night, winning a close | decision from Ben Jeby, youlhful New Yorker. The bout was slow. It drew only a small crowd. L . . GAMES THURSDAY o . ° | | et Dot Eaatd In Olympic Tryouts | San Francisco 5; Portland 6, four- » teen inning. " Sacramento 1; Hollywood 2. Los Angeles 6; Seattle 1. Oakland 5; Missions 6, ten inn- ings. National League Brooklyn 4; Chicago 6. Boston 1; Pittsburgh 2, thirteen innings. New York 5; St. Louls 6. ., Philadelphia 2; Cincinnati 5. 4 American League Chicago 1; Philadelphia 4. St. Louis 8; New York 6. Detroit 1; Washington 5. Cleveland 10; Boston 2. MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 5.—| Marquette university coaches offer | the following lineup as the most ||’ distinctly cosmopolitan to be found on any Americdn gridiron: E STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League 1ywood a ln'o“ ;c;l Maher, Luoma, Rosumarknowskl, || it "33 25 61| Krueger, Popuch, Aspatore and F.| oy 3 21 ip|Ronzani, line; DeMakes, Waytu- | gl 30 21 52 | onis Peterson and Hood, backs. i 21 30 47| No two of the players on this out- | dEan. Feaspiag o R, i fit, which was actually one of the | B AR % 32 nits used in spring practice he (S;a;t‘z;;d g 3% wre of the same nationality. It i 1 g National League ‘luded Irish, Finnish, Polish, Ger- | man, Jewish, Assyrian, Italian, Li- thuanian, Greek, Swedish and En- St. Louis lish boys. New York ¥ ys_.“ Chicago .- The Towa highwa Boston Fnts a doubl~ s» " '?ll;flol‘;kdl:lx:)‘fl enter of 1mp:r‘.a.n Pittsburgh Cincinnatl ... J A 0 * Hayden Hearn, 16, women’s swim- Pnll_nc:clx:hla '''' z :7 ming champlion 'o( the canal zone, ;Yf;hx,zn z 18 will enter the Olympie.tryouts. WHO BUT YOU CAN DO THIS Prepare Supper AT A GLANCE . e o o Fruit and Vegetables make up one of the most popular departments of PIGGLY WIGGLY. Our selection of these foods has never pleasing as at this time, as is true with all our merchandise. item of these fruits and vegetables may be served to pride—and at prices set ‘down in the family budget with satisfaction. Lock cver the selection that we have this week and see where you can save money on every item. The brand you are looking for you will find on the PIGGLY WIGGLY shelves. MAYONNAISE, 59c Gold Medal, qt. jar Or in the Four-serving Size, 2 tins for . A 25c 19¢ BUFFALO MATCHES, PANCAKE 10¢ 3lc $1 ... .$1.00 been so Every " . company Wllh Pint Jars, 33C SALAD DRESSING, Best Foods, Gold Medal, 12 oz. jars . IOWA SWEET CORN, size, 2 tins for . Handy two-serving 'Diam(.m(i Bjrar;d : ROCKDELL WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR and ROCKDELL CANE and MAPLE SYRUP, both for . CERTO, in making Jams and Jellies, Bottle ; PURE CANE SLG%:R 18 pounds for ... . FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS, 2 pounds for PABST-ETT CHEESE, All Varities, One-half pound packages . SUNNY JIM PRESERVES, All Flamrs, 4I No. 3 jars, 2 1-2 pounds . c HET, g MILANTI'S COOKED SPAGHETT], 1-pound glass jar . . Prompt Delivery . . . . . . . . E ) With Chicken Glblet Sauce GERBER’S STRAINED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, for babiés, 2 tins for . 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