The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 19, 1931, Page 5

CRUCIAL GAME ¢ SGHEDULED FOR THIS P. M. Eiks Take on Moose in Sea- cca’s Most Important J Game So Far | The Baseball Challenge Chip of George Broth- ers for Game employes cf the of tk: ucial” games On ¥ v of George Brothers for a game most 1 of like concerns in Juneau. the Moo:2 aggrogation. These two <7 in th two clubs have staged the closest battles last brace of games. To- s should be equally as bit-, y contested. Manning probably hurl for the Elks, and his 1 for pitching honors-Erskine- should the losers provide for chicken dinner but a picnic and weight. Paps. A victory for the Moose this eve- ring will put them only one-half tam2 back of the Bills. On the ¢ther hand, if the Elks win they vill add a full game to their 7 rasent margin, making it two and half games. This would clinch pennant for them. - — dinner, the picnic to follow lator. tion. |to draw on every other grocery e ihe tices at The Empire Sanitary Grocery and Sanitary Meat Com- pany have accepted the challenge baseball to be played between nines The conditions are accepted and the ante is raised to wit—mnot only movie show thrown in for extra The Sanitary men say they will play the game any Sunday com- mencing at 1:30 o'clock in the aft- due to be on the firing line for ernoon o that if possible the play | may be ended in time for the sec- ond show at one of the two movie houses, not forgetting the chicken George Brothers claim they have a real nine in their own organiza- The Sanitary boys say that is “piffle talk,” that they will hava tablishment in Juneau and Doug- Quartz and placer location no- |las, especially after the first nine ’lmch nave been to the plate, be- “youth and age,” old. | nounced: of Just to prove Joe and the others of the ers” organization are getting 00 | youth- | fulness of the Sanitary bunch, the! iVance Strikes Out Eleven TO WHARF HERE —Malone Stops Brook- Fourteen thousand, five hundrad | lyn Dead in nghlcap pounds of fish were lifted upon the wharf of the Juneau Cold Storagé Company in the past 24 hours. { Seven thousand pounds of halibut were unloaded by the Emma, Capt. S. Anderson. The catch was bought a &t auction for 7 cents a pound first cause it will be a fight between' “broth- ) the Accepte(l | battery of that organization is an- | —— Gunnar Blomgren and Art Fxck-“ Sanitary Boys Knock Off{™ 14,500 POUNDS OF FISH LIFTED a |grade and 4 cents a pound second |Cubs. fresh to Seattle steamship Queen. S pany. grade by the San Juan Fishing and Packing Company, Wallis S. George, representative, and was today on Six thousand pounds of king sal- |mon were brought to port by the Celtic, Capt. Henry Moy, and 1,000 by the T-3768, Capt. James Young. shipped striking out eleven, the 8 to 0 triumph. Both cargoes were taken by the|tered hits, three of them by Babe Cold Storage Company for rreezmg‘};erman, at the prices of 10 cenis a pound for large, 6 cents for medium and 3 cents for small sized fish. Besides fresh hallbut the Queen took for discharge at Seattle nine | tierces of mild-cured salmon. They | ninth home run | were sent by the Cold Storage com- off Vance in the first game. in the game. BROOKLYN, N. Y, June 19.— ISpeed ball pitchers dominated the ‘proceedmgs at Ebbets Field yes- (terday as the Robins divided a doubleheader with the Chicago/ Dazzy Vance hurled the Robins {to a 7-5 victory in the opener, to tie with | Derring, of St. Louis, for the sea~ son’s record but Pat Malone stop- |ped the locals dead in the nightcap while his mates pounded out an Malone allowed only five scat- Hack Wilson, last year’s National | League home run king, hit his sev-| |enth circuit drive of the season Manager Rogers Hornsby hit his second 404 404 327 Pet. 55 696 551 400 380 375 .340 Pct. 750 556 .222 KETCHIKAN were given | . Pittsburgh 21 31 GAMES THURSDAY | | Philadelphia 21 31 . ® | Cincinnati 18 37 Pacific Coast League | American League Oakland 1; Seattle 9. | Won Lost San Francisco 4; Los Angeles 2. | Philadelphia 40 13 Sacramento 5; Portland 6. | Washington 20 17 Hollywood 12; Mission 7. | New York 27 22 National League | Cleveland 26 28 Pittsburgh 1; New York 3. Boston . 20 30 Cincinnati 4; Philadelphia 5. Chicago . 19 31 St. Louis 5; Boston 4. iDetroit 21 35 Chicago 5, 8; Brooklyn 7, 0. | St. Louis 17 33 American League | Juncau City League No games scheduled. Won Lost Elks 6 2 STANDING OF CLUBS Moose 5 4 Pacific Coast League Legion 2 7 ‘Won Lost Pect. T g e AT o) gm.l)“o‘)d a1 '625i FOUR PERSONS ARE GIVEN ortland 31 557| Mission . 35 521 | LIGHT TERMS, Los Angeles e 35 507 San Francisco ... 36 38 486 | Four persons, convicted of violat- Seattle ... 33 38 465 i5g the Alaska Bone Dry Law at Sacramento . 32 39 451 | Ketchikan yesterday; Oakland . . 25 44 362 jail sentences ranging from 15 to National League 40 days by Commissioner . Arnold. Won Lost Pct.| Those sentenced were: Jack Hill, St. LOUIS ..o 16 .686 |40 days; Ana Bona, 20 days; Mary New York .. 19 .627 Mark, 20 days; and George Guesr Chicago 22 585 |15 days. Boston 26 509 | John Forsell was fined $100 for Brooklyn 29 473 ' assault with a dangerous weapon. e u. L) GLY antee. Service Price.. LESS are the Choice Berries of the PR RN PHONE 24 and your order will receive prompt. attention and the prices will be the same as though you had come to the store to make your own selections. 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