The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 26, 1931, Page 5

| GROCERS PLAY STEALS HOME i . THE ALASKA BALL GAME IN FAST FASHION George Brothers Win from Sanitary Aggregation —Close Score It wa a circus, as some thought would be, but a real game of baseball last night on Ju- baseball diamond, and the outfit defeated and Sanitary commanded Gunnar Ficken, by a tains J. score of 4 to 3 in a four, or per- haps it was five, inning game. And the crowd, nearly as large s that last Wednesday nigt game, which was the record break- r for this seas got their money’ , even if not a cent was paid nd the usual dinner was delayed i1 order to witness the 6:30 o'clock : Jort Have a Hearl By the way, if orders are a little today, customers of the twe oT are asked to have a heart r there are 18 men who are ¢ irifle sore in various parts, limping yerhaps, and it is hard to get «round The players were razzed, just as in a big game, but when good work was done, and cheers. The game proved two things— here are some good players not in the Juneau City Leage and the fans are growing in Juneau as re- sards the National Game. How did they line up? Semething like this: Line-up Jim Orme pitched for the G. B.'s Sometimes he struck 'em out, also. Joe George was up behind the place where the batters go. Down on first was Art Judson; on sec- Gus George; on third, Joe , but* he isn't; at shortstop vin Hagerup; in left field Tom Allan; right field. Tom George, and center field, Ernie Martin. The Sanitary bunch went out something like this: Gunnar Blomgren did not pitch and A. J. Ficken didn't go behind] t bat. Somebody else was in| both places, perhaps it was Worth piteching but doggone it the official scorer lost his sheet and didn't| know who caught. ‘The other players, besides those mentioned above were Erbland, Bill Rudolph, Don Haley, Rodenberg, Jim Ramsey and Ernie Robinson. makes nine—count 'em. Dolly Gray was umps. Then They “Eat” after the game, the de-| livi wagons were loaded with the| players, umps, scorers, bat boys | and butinskys and taken to the Ar-| cade Cafe where the losers paid— with a grand and glorious chicken dinner, etc. Couldn’t count the number of plates prepared as the cmoke from pipes, cigars and cigar- cttes was too thick. The official scorer finally found his missing “poipers” and said Jimmy Ramsey caught for the Sanitary bunch. Then he found out that Ann Folta was first sub for the GB’s and Reta White was there as second sub. The Piggly Wiggly. agrgegation went right out on the baseball lot when the big game was over and began working. They have chal- lenged the winners, the sky being the limit of the wager. The electric boys of the Alaska Electric Light and Power Com- pany are also challengers. Oh, yes! ond, PLAY P. W. ON MONDAY The game between the Piggly Wiggly outfit and George Bros., winners in last night's contest, will take place on Monday, June 29, commencing at 6:30 p.m. sharp, it was announced late this after- noon. For the benefit of those who are habitually late dt functions the announcement is made that the game will start'at 6:30 pm, not a minute later or earlier and will continue for seven innings. “BLONDIE” GETS BUSY After the unexpected showing of the George Brothers' team in win- ning over the SGMM players last night, desperate efforts are being made by Manager “Blondie” Sweum of the Piggly Wiggly to add strength. Offers have been made through United Sam Light, Manager and owner of the King Cash team, for some of the many big leaguers of his club. If the deal goes through, permission will be asked of Joe George, star catcher of the G. B. teagn, acting manager and field general, to use the players thus se- cured from the King Cash outfit, in the Piggly Wiggly team against the G. B's. “Blondie” con- tends that if permission is refused to use the King Cash stars with his aggregation the coming battle may be a complete flop but he feels that the customer is always right and will bend every effort to deliver the goods. :.'..m—---w«m-r 183 TAXI STAND AT PIONEER PGOL ROOM Day and Night Service ‘ 4 m"‘mwfi there were auto honks Guess that | PETROLLE PUTS SUAREZ 0UT IN NEW YORK BOUT Fargo Express Kid Wins Right Now to Meet Tony Canzoneri 10WIN GAME - FOR ST. LOUIS | AL [Outfielder Takes Advan- tage of Slow Throw of Vance to First [ | 26—| NEW YORK, June 26—Billy Pe- out- |trolle, the Fargo Exp: knocked BROCKLYN, N. e Watkins p St June Louis | G Wednesday, yesterday stole home to| {win the tilt with Brooklyn 1 to 0. Dazzy Vance retired the first 21| o men in order then Watkins bunt- | {ed safely in the seventh for the | first hit. | Jim Bottomley followed with a single, Watkins reaching d. | Watkins took advantage of! Vance’s slow throw to first to hold| Bottomley on the bag, and stole| home for the, cnly run of the game. } GAMES THURSDAY Pacific Coast League Hollywood 9; Los Angcles 1. Missions 6; San Francisco 5. Other scheduled games postpon- | ed on account of rain. i National League , | Pittsburgh 1; Philagelphia 5. Cincinnati 6; New York 0. St. Louis 1; Brooklyn 0. Chicago 3; Boston 4. | American League | New York 10, 9; Chicago 9, 2. | ‘Washington 4; Detrait 3. Philadelphia 5, 5; St. Louis 6, 8. Boston 6; Cleveland 3. 1920 100 POUN SUGAR STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League | CANZONERI WINS BOUT NEW HAVEN, Conn., June 26-—‘ Tony Canzoneri, world’s lightweight and junior welterweight champion, won a decision last night over Ber-| man Perlick, of Kalamazoo, Michi-| gan, in a 10-round nontitle fight. | | Canzoneri weighed 134 pounds and Perlick weighed 140 pounds. | fielder who hit three home runs in out Justo Suarez, pride of Argen- | |one game against Philadelphia onltina, in the ninth round of a sched- | tices at The Empire T | 10-round match here last DAILY EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1931. | uled MAX IN BEST into the ring in defense | night, practically assuring him-{ e against Young Strib- self of the chance to meet Tony | 1 Cleveland on Juy o | Canzonerri for the lightweight| The end came after one minute | | his after sparrinz e.'ni md and fifty-one seconds of fighting | yesterday, the longest his training, exchang in the ninth round Suarez, weakened from a terrific with four sparring p. ter the FOR TITLE 60 s 5 PO Al CUTYERDES o WANT GAMES Lallapaloosas™ Mrs. Robert W. Bender jttle and Mrs. Harry E. whose husband, Lieut. Mor of Talla- body attack, went down from going S, ML Al ks St & series of rights and lefts. 1 sfhm;h?f iR G red from Honolulu to Bremerton poosa Have Nine After a right to the jaw. had|(Ch, . IR . T [ |of calesthenics without re B ot e d 5 e ¢ R i Koman it ceti g iialis do, l“Chfm'.pmn SayeiMe s Fittinger 1o the 1as Lfifi::ww“;‘,':!v“;z? Jsfi;::(\\:..l Raring’ to Go Suarez was counted out while rest-| In Body, Spirit, to | when he started. T is et L s e b ing on one knee, apparently unable M Qs L) | indicate his perfect adition, hi o s e e b ed States coast g ik X | Meet Stribling | handers said Morgau's little danghter, Joau, ¥ poosa, now in Juneau to rise. 1 S | accompany tnem. ‘Aney w v 3 | Suarez weighed 138 pounds :md‘i 2 R v 3 Manager is motf’ O g ‘ Jos to have 'a | Petrolle 139%: pounds. | CONNEAUT LAKE PARK, Penn,, |alarmed ove e Brown,) - m. 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