The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 3, 1933, Page 5

THE DA!LY ALASKA EMPIRE WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1933 i AH! THE FAMILY 1S OUT- NOW 1 KIN TUNE IN AN GIT \WHAT | LIKE ON THE RADIO ~ GO AWAY - OON'T BOTHER By GEORGE Mc‘\’lANUS NOW, | WANT ALL THE LITTLE BOYS AND ALL THE L'TTLE GIRLS 7O LISTEN \WHILE UNCLE GOO-Goo TELLS HIS P ALL RIGHT-ALL RIGHT= I'LL SEE IF HES ON THE RADIO A\ S 1 WANNA HEAR UNCLE GOO-GOO TELL FARY TALES- WOW - N/ O+ HATITSY © 1933, kmg Feam«; Suuf\arc Inc., Greac | Britain rights rese I ntorcolizgwte Reé,mtta At Long Beach on July 8 LOS Major G ing coa ANGELES, Cal, May 3 O. Odsella, UCLA 1¢ d financial backing has been ed for the National Intercollegia Regatta at Long HAS HARD LUCK BRISTOL, England, May Dull days come even to the t e DETROIT WINS FROM YANKEES: HITS BUNCHED :: Pirates Finally Defeated ® by Phillies by Score of 6 to 5 0000000000 CITY BASEBALL LEAGUE CHATTER ee o000 000000 GRID CLASSIC MAY SEE SIX | BIG PLAYERS Great Backfield Is Selected for World Fair Foat- ball Contest Karl Theile of the City nnounced today that Seu-; . R. Walker, of Ketchikan, 1pire the opening Eks- on Sunday,! Theile would m ments to have a $20,000 e clause in his is some doub | petition not the Senator will b T | 8565 The wearing the pneumatic pad and SHICAGO, t ‘ideal back-| mask in the opening game. Ten foctball fans! Ll conjuring on paper last De-) Ci League y yet evolve into an in-| that R(pxc driving a grid- lor would li a some team as a pitcher done mound duty for th: town team for the pa and he feels that with a week practice he could show the Juneau boys what a real curve looks iike. DETROIT, Mich., May Yankees yesterday ran into trouble with Detroit on the first western swing of the season as Fred Mar bi red ten hits while his mates rang up six off Ruffing, bunching them for three runs. unit down The tentative backfield lineup,| Dick Hanley, Northwestern coach, | wn for his “Midwest A am to meet a Pa y as a world's fair fe. st 24 has: | Newman as old PIRATES ARE DOWNED PHILADELPHIA, Penn, May 3— r straight defeats, the Phil- y afternoon downed the of 6 to 5 as Chuck Klein hit his second home run of the season. Jack Dawson Winn Goss, ners to been assigned to the |coming season. Jim signed with the Elks. Marchy as 'halfback: rstman of Purdue and Jack| s of Minnesota as fullba > hass been mention- | one of the mo 1 groups of backfielder | has | GAMES TUESDAY Pacific Coast League Los Angeles 6; Missions 4. Sacramento 3; Oakland 4. A. F. McKinnon, chairman of t 1 Francisco Hollywood 11. |Fire Club playgrounds comm Seattle game postponed today appointed Stan Gr groundskeeper of the base for the 1933 season. | 5 Brooklyn 4 ! Pittsburgh 5; Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 2; Boston 1. American League Boston 1; St. Louis 2 New Yor! ; Detroit 3. Philadelphia at Chicago, rain. Washington at Cleveland, cold. west oball park National League Won Lo 11 8 Dal ckle pair of to be in ‘ probably opp equally famous Southern | ja duo of Ernie-Smith and | t ward Harding Jon¢s will cowh the coas televen. D | War on Prairie Dogs American League | Won Lost Pet.| - RED ROCK, Okla. — Northern| 1 688 Oklahoma’s township boards are| 10 625 organizing to fight a scourge of | 10 583 pririe dogs, numerous throughout | 10 588 the region because they have never | 10 588 poen molested on Indian reserva- LUl 375 | tions. 6 316 4 250" Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn Boston ‘Chm'\no ,C'nc nnati |st. Louis | hiladelphia 1 lineup, STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Lost Pet.| 643 New York .593 Washington 593 Chiocago 536 | Cleveland .519 Detroit .48 Philadelphia .346 St. Louis .321 Boston Sacramento Oakland Los Angeles Portland Hollywood Mission Seattle San Francisco DAILY SPORTS CARTOON Classified ad.s pay ~By Pap LAST YEAR HE PLAYED WEEK-ENDS AND VACAT FOR THE WWTE SOX. 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