The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 30, 1932, Page 5

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Priced from $1.00 to $2.35 Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat Juneau’s Own Store | : WALKER GIVEN lvtinue to speak the most stragetic ‘wh?n he rattles off a story upJn! |language known to the national|which the San Francisco Call- | game, Bulletin places the eight-column | A | headline: “Bast Scoffs at Ben | 5 American League Philadelphia 1; Washington 2. Boston 7; New York 8. Chicago 5; Cleveland 8. Detroit-St. Louis, rain, | Bastman—"The “Bast” does no such THE TUT DINK : | thing. Robert L. (Dink) Templeton, at the outset of the American |the east ally is skeptical of |{With comebacks this year, for a| Hits—Chalk His |1os angeles 12 12 500 |came back last night to win a ten League season hardly vill be cal- [far western timing and partiou- |vecation of obvious feasons. F C hav§ Up | Oakland 1l 13 453 |round decision over King Levinsky See H. R. SHEPARD & SON zulated o boost the W's hope Of{larly in Big Bem's exploist, Nothing has been heard yet ourth Victory | Seattle 9 16 360 |before 18,000 fans. Teleph 409 B. M. Beh making it four in a row. i Let us hasten to re-assure him, |from Little Bill Johnson or Mau- | Missions ........... T 18 280| Referce Eddle Purdle voted for elephone - M. Behrends Bank Bldg. Moreover the belting admin- if (Dink) needs #. He knows |Tice McLoughlin, in tennis, but WASHINGTON, April 30—The | | Levinsky but the two judges gave|! = mreeerererooces. istered 131 uEarhr;sh&w%hWaibers andl however, that to 2 man the coach- |JO¥ee Wetherud and Jeroms D.|Giant-killing pastime Washington | National League | Walker their vobes. L. grzjemng the pest o tne ciunw, |€5 and other experts in the east- e, ey Srlneg e poong ] o on S U - | Won Lost Ret.| Levinsky weighed 195 pounds and |} QUICK STEP— The best floor paint for wood work f :lem sector concede the palm to |forces for e being, Georges |terday, Philadelphia Athletios fall-| o 10 3 7o |Walker weighed 172 pounds. and for boats inside and outside. Rz all anxious to give the House of | Carpentier has put on the gloves ing 2 to 1 before the five-hit pitch- | Y:1icag ‘men | After being i rod in 1 first Mack a parting salute or two on |Z2Stmen. If there was any doubt - B adiiation 1t P iona1 | Boston 9 3 0| ng floored in the first 3 i the way down, if ¢Fis can be - |WDAVer of the Stanford young- |38 HB? Fhett [ocack abention (g of Moike Weavess, @tstional | 7L i g gl Sog |round, Walker vousced” off . the J uneau Pwnt Store < e e , = ster’s class, it was effectually re- |With Benny Leonard and Dempsey. you‘ng right-hander. It was Wea: Philadelphia .. 7 7 .5001“0"' without taking a count and comp! 3 - |moved at the intercolegiates last | Bauipoise is back to the waces, to | ver's fourth straight viotory this |Phladelphy 5 7 di7|tore into Levinsky for the re- 2nd Near Main j Coming on top of their world's spring. increase the interest already arous-|year znd the Senators fifth defeat Pittsburgh s 6 9 400 | mainder of the bout, but he re- gerles defeat a bad start by the i e . g e g the-ed by such baseball comebacks of th: befuddled Champions. e ‘333 |ceived many stiff jolts doing so. - —— — Athletics should make a real dog- well” this. .60 . far “’“ Ted Mere- |2 those of Art Shires and Hack — | % 1% '357 Despite the divided verdict the fight out of the pennant scram-| ... Shasis 40 veoord. was -oan- | WO BAMES FRIDAY | o "7 | decision in favor of Walker was M ’ L) D e ‘ g other’s Day, May 8th The rough fasnion in which the Yankees have manhandled Con- nie Mack's pitching “big three” The A’s have overcome a bad | Stanford's brilliant track and field | coach, professes to become very much aroused by an easterner's expressed incredulity at Ben East- man’s record-smashing perform- ances this spring. He would have some of bhis followers believe that cerned and Ted himself was among | After all, Mr. Templeton has | :ms literary as well as his coach- |ing responsibilities to discharge. From all indications he is restored | |to perfect health and humor. | The sponting woods are filled | ATHLETICS 2-1 Weaver ‘Allows Only Five Holywood -........14 11 Pacific Coast League STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pet.| 8 DECISION OVER iy KING LEVINSKY ,5605 CHICAGO, April 30. — Mickey | Sacramento 14 1 560 | 'Walker, floored in the first round, American League zpopulu with the roaring crowd. f l N TELEPHONE 15 — FOR INSURANCE star streton | the least surprised when Bastman BROUILLARD LOSES Missions 7; Seattle 5. | Won Lost Pet,| Walker won because of his ex- Wi : ' ot imasomion shouid chey be |1 & B rees s e s M| ey ey INDRIGANG| EOUICd T Rrbend e vem work 8" 3 mo|pmens g et et bty MOTHERS® CARDS—AUGUSTINE & i, counted out prematurely or re- first big race. The most start- | Sacramento 3; San Francisco 2.|washington ... 10 4 _r,“:m in l‘bh b msn@ s KYER CANDIES—TIowe Pri | ets dispatched to the tall tutor, |[D€ Part of the performance wai | et Night game. | Detroit 9 5 643|the pit of the King s 8 Al S r Prices Who is ready to make (and, in|the €ase With which Big Ber| BOSTON, Mass, April 30. —| Oakland 11; Los Angeles 5. |Cleveland 10, 6 " lmm|act Kl J fact, elready has made some re-|CPPed a full second off a record | johnny Indrisano, Boston welter, | Night game. |St. Louis ...........6 9 40| TLevinsky was unable to war ; siniing that had withstood even fractional | evened the score with Lou Brouil- | National Leaghe Chicago 775 10 33|off Walker's lefts so fought only Butl er Maur 0 Dru CO ¢ P eanwhile Mack may have mo|0SSult for o long by the World's||ard of Worcester, last night,| New York 3; Bosion 8, | Philadelphia. ... 4 9 308 |t spurts in the closing rounds. ” g . delusions as to the outfit he must |Pest middle distance runners. |ginin; & decision over the for-| Brooklyn 6; Philadelphia 13. |Boston ML TR THE REXALL STORE beat so long as the big bludgeons Templeton exposes nims€lf to|mer champion in a ten rounder.| Cincinnati 6; Pittsburgh 4. —————————— Daily Empire Want Ads Pay PHONE 134 FREE DELIVERY | the sort of comebacks he relishes |Each weighed 149% pounds. 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