The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 1, 1931, Page 5

1931. et THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDA\ JULY Iy M'LAUGHLINTO [RACING STARTS OLD TIMERS MEET ERSKINE | SOONATTRACK, STILL FLAY IN GAME TODAY, AGUA CALIENTE .crozms, o o 5 Stnblmg, Schmeling Take Rest | Philadelphia 29 36 A& | Pittsburgh 40 3! | American League T 1 Won Lost Pct. I [ Philadelphia 48 19 M6 6 5 2 i ‘);Cj““;‘c”r':n Seiuas o Haufli Tlam}mg \}5 Complet- Ve i el for the annu a George Blaholder of St. |Cleveiand B . B“g“ g‘k o Moose and Vets Slated in/$250,000 in Purses Are ‘et pion Leuis, Holds Wash- 5oston 26 38 e Kngaged n Tough Game at City | = Hung Up for Events | Giants in the wos; Diig Ingion Ccore.ess R & 3% _CLEVELAND, Ohlo, July 1— Park Tonight | to Be Run cific Coast League club and s EEN Young Stribling is confident and | — | cat in the early days; C i e Juneau © PHILADELFHIA, Penn, July 1.| o L"yv.'l;:g‘:ost pet, Carefrée. He wound up h AGUA CALIENTE RACE ace with the Ch n, inten-, Erskine, star Moose moundsman, —Rogers Hornsby hit two home|p, o 1 0 1000 Sive training last night and re-|and McLaughlin, Vet mound artist,, TRACK, Mexico, July 1.—Topped Sox, and many others wh runs of Chicago's 14\)2005n 0 o 000 gards his condition perfect He'will match wits tonight when the by the first running of the $5,000 ’r ts on the di \mmu were noted | s game with Phil- |} 00 0 1 o0 Plans to breeze through light work- Moose and American Legion outfits Bowman Handicap, the 57-day sum- two and three decad (a5 .- — " outs of four rounds then desert the clash in their first meeting in mer racing program here will be- > | camp for the exclusive residential the last half of the City League 8in July 4, it is announced by J ST. LOUI3, Mo, July 1—George| district here. schedule. The game should be full N. Crofton, president of the Agua Blahclder shut out Washington yes- RAMSEYER Max Schmeling enjoyed a day of of thrills ahd pep, as the two Caliente Jockey Club. erday., ITc aliowed o two !ms.; i 1] rest 1 t Monday, and finished training clubs are figured as contenders for stake events will be run | lerday. Today he is doing light the right to face the Elks in the the meeting. 'rhe Bowman Nuw F k and intends to play golf to- playoff series at the end of the icap will take the of the IN 1ST RUU D on. Precident’s Cup, and tk ce wil GAMES TUESDAY Pacific Coast League Portland 4; Seattle 1. Missions 3; Hollywood 0. Los Angeles 7; San Francisco 2 Sacramento 7; Oakland 2. JUNEAU MOTORS Exclusive Dealers mon’cw and depart from his camp season. motor Friday morning arriving The Vets will be able to put Carry an added money va ju»! in time to weigh in at noon. their strongest lineup in the field $16,000 Total money dist George Blake of Los Angeles has against the Moose. Ted Keaton tions during the meeting in pur bean selected referee. will be back in the lineup and stakes and for special events | 'CRONTO, July 1—Primo Car- 11 | nera kayoed Bud Gorman, of Ken- | _ National League available for second base. Brunes, be approximately $250,000 o-ha, Wisconsin, in the first round | - el o T Expert P rll ent f STRIBLING FLIES who has been filling his shoes, The eight stake events with the |of a scheduled 10-round bout here Y0 CALIFORNIA GROCERY Chicago 14; Philadelphia 3. |=XP arliamentarian o CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 1.—Al-'probably will be shifted to the dates upon which they will be de- |last night. [ : Cincinnati 4; Brooklyn 3. House Favors New though ordered not to fly by the outfield where he will be as much cided, distances and added money irm 2 o e ‘ | Boston 5; Pittsburgh 1. veight at home as in the infield. His Value are as follows: American League Independence Handicap, July 4 PASTOR WOOD HAS promoters prior to his hea' championship bout here, Stribling hitting is a bright spot in the Methods for Bills DISTRIBUTORS OF Philadelphia 11; Clevoland 7. tirrowed: & IDIiaN Lot 4 - tieitd) Leiltais: altanalye ien ' 1 1-16 miles, $2,000; Coronad: % k owed 128 frg a frien s gth. Doc g 2 ,000; oronado n 7; Chicago 1 g e L G R “=ce hour fhizat over Hollmann will also be available, Claiming Stakes, July 5, one mile ENDED VISIT HERE MONARCH QUALITY FOOD PRODUCTS 8; New York 7, eleven in- ',,WA,SP GTON, D C., July 1 y Striblinz is a' The Moose will use its full $1,000; Zaragoza Claiming Stakes R _— s opn, pilo an officer n strength in an effort to start off July 26, six furlongs, $1,500; F H. L. Wood, Superint- cognized parliamentarian of the House, has come forward with a proposal which will doubtless pro- St. Louis 7; Washington 0. 9, six f Reserve Alr Corps. He uwns the second half on the right side f0ot Handicap, Augu: several plan of the ledger. The game will start 1ongs, $1.500; Agua Caliente Cl: i promptly at €:30 o'clock, weathey |ing, August 16, 1 1-16 miles, $1500 endent of the Alaska Mission of | Seventh day Adventists, has been pending several days in Juneau CAMPING OUT? | [ STANDING OF CLUBS I | | | | Yacific Coast League 1::9 l’:c‘;lc‘“fl“g“"‘ to m GUARDS FOR STRIBLING permitting. { Midsummer Derby, August 23, sIX | sounciling with Pastor Gyes. He Won Lost Pet T’h e“gu i, : b RALED s 2SN Y | furlongs, $2,000; Juvenile Handicap, |jeft this morning for Ketchikan. liywood DB TR eeiis that bo % 15“:1::5"?,?1" OLEVELAND, Ohio, July 1.- FIND 100 OKLAHOMA GRASSEs SePt: 6 six furlongs, $1500; Bow-| ‘Tpe mission yacht, Messenger, is 7 s tland 4 36 556 - William Carey, President of the e man Handicap, Sept. 7, 1 mile 1|,.eq extensively by Pastor Wood DON'T LET GNATS OR MOSQUITOES SPOIL San Franclsco 43 40 518|ciency private bills now handled by wmagdison Square Garden Corporation furleng, $5,000. Mission 49 43 494 Congress be settled through a gov- has decided to detail two guards OKLAHCMA CiiY, Okla.—Moie — e - Angeles 41 42 494 |CTRMeNt agency. to follow Stribling and keep him than 100 types of grasses and 60| The golf team of Olin and Mor-! eattle 39 41 4sg| To the average member of con- away from airplanes and motor- varieties of oats are adaptable to tie Dutra, brother professionals of Sacramento 36 45 439 |Bress such a proposal is rank her- cycles until he gets into the ring southern Oklahoma farms, Cur- Santa Monica and Long Beach, Oakland 29 49 372 | @sY- This shepherding through of Friday night. tis Floyd, Johnston county agent, Cal, have been beaten only “wi % National League private claim bills is, of course | «ppis pusiness of riding in planes discovered in a series of investi in team competition Won Lost Pct |2bout the most trying part of the ¢ ¢4 dangerous with half a million tions conducted over a period o — .. -—— St. Louls ... 42 24 636|000 dutiesof SenalorsandReb- goilar gate in sight,” said Carey. YOO | 01d papers at The Empre. i resentatives. But at the same I S STEAER AL — T mn r New Yor?(r et 3§ 27 .585 fne' 1t 1a of vial® Iniporiance, llIIIIIIIIIIIlIllI|IIIIIIIIIIIII’IHIIIIIlllI!IIIIIIIIllIII|IIHII|1|IIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIHIIII Political careers, or rather con-,tinued to hold the floor, yielding |tinued political careers, if he be a Bracefully to every Senator who in visiting the towns and villages throughout Southeast Alaska. As he returns to Ketchikan he will be fir ing a trip that has required several weeks, and in which Lc has visitad y localities. Others aboard the Messenger were Mrs. H. L. Wood and three dau- ghters, and Miss Lois Reed of Salem Oregon. - Frank Wykoff, Southern California sprinter, scored 91 points for the Trojans in com- petition during the 1931 season. YOUR TRIP Get Rawleigh’s Pyretho Fly Killer TELEPHONE 1953 newcomer, depend on these pri- asked. This went on for almost University ol |vate measures. Most of them are half an hour. |of no interest whatever to anybody Finally a Democrat popped up |else in Congress, but to the member With a similar bill. The new Sen- | who introduces one it means much. tor vielded to him with the re- Let him fail to get action on a mark, “I am patiently waiting. |legitimate claim of this kind ana' The Democrat who had objected there will be created an eddying €arlier did not want to block h circle of unfavorable comment back | colleagye and could not consisten home on his congressional officien- 1Y OPPOse the new Senator’s bill. A cy. | moment later his bill went through Newcomers quickly learn the | without debate. ropes. Soon they discover that s e b as |AMERICANS WIN. nmhing; that what is needed is COMPLETE OUTFIT—$1.25 L.0.0. M. 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He tried to bring it up at one of those hurly- burly moments in the Senate, but was blocked by an objection. He looked peeved, but one of his veteran Republican brethren talked with him a bit aside. Right Moment Biding his time, he again got the floor only to be faced with a warn- ing from a Democrat that he would object to the passage at that time of such a bill. It looked hopeless, but he con- defeating Fred Perry, of England 4-6, 6-2, 6-4 and 6-2. e eee — - . AT THE HOTELS vl . . GASTINEAU—Francisco Alverez, Angel Fernandez‘ Havana Cuba; Mr. and Mrs. O. Nicholson and wife, Reginald Larson, Joseph Maforon, Petersburg; R. L. Lewis, Piedmont, Calif; C. H. Creelman, Seattle. Zynda—Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Pope, Sacromento; T. A. Davidson, Palo Alto, Cal; R. S. Connor, Schen- ectady, N. Y.; W. B. Healy, Cordova. ALASKAN—Patrick Casey, Ken- necot; E. Mc Coire, C. Terdine, Juneau. 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