The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 4, 1933, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY MA\ 4, 1933 BRINGING UP FATHER NOW WHEN YOU GET TO THE EXCLUSIVE CLUB. YOU \WiLL BE ABLE TO CONVERSE ABOUT THE OPERATO THEM- MEN OF THEIR MENTALITY ARE MUSICALLY INCLINED- AT SEEMD TO ME | THAT ITS | BEEN GON ON RIGHT NOW FER TWENTY V' COULD WSTENTO THIS OPERA FOREVER- FROM THE LOOK OF TEM THEY ARE DECLININ' = JS By GEORGE Me M EVENIN' ©1 BOSTON TEAM :::: = NEW SCHEDULE | . FOR BASEBALL 1S ANNOUNCED reeisw evening for their daily workout in | the diamond sport. Last nig t ball park resembled a | ; b E training camp with abo ut | Spe: km’) ot ‘x‘. oy n]‘ Em- Loses His First Game of men including veterans and rook- | P]es]den[ Ka)] Theile /\n-‘mf il ““ ]\/[m e S s ies, getting in shape for the open- tle of the Maxes under Pr ! Present Season — Also |ing game next Sunday. Pichers| nounces Revised Play- o i {were working out in the bull-pen, | and outfielders were bringing down | flies in mid-season form. The Moose and the American Legion Gives Base on Balls BCSTON, Mass, May 4—Exira base hits off the bats of Walter ing Dates, Teams Berger, Wes Schulmerich and Wil- | yeams both had brisk infield prac- ““-“In City an-. fred Knothe yesterday afterncon|:jco ang they looked good enough | ounced conquered Red Lucas for the first| i, make their respective managers Season. time this season and gave Boston a hopeful that a certain pennant £H 6 to 4 score over Cincinnati. might be theirs at the end of the Besides losing his first game of | goacon, However, the Elks have e n, Lucas also gave his|yey to make an organized appear- first base on balls, passing Moore’| gnce at the ball park, and they | o in the sixth inning. nave o championship habli fo Su%. May 4—Elks-Mooss x intain, gt oo AL o GAMES WEDNESDAY i | Fri. May Pacific Coast League Fire Chief J. L. G has boen Sun. May San Francisco 5; Hollywood 6. busily making the plans for the Wed Sacramento 3; Oakland 4 (first game. He predicts that this/ Itk 1os Angeles 4; Blesions 11, [ season will have the best and most| Sun- May 28. Begttle-Portisnd, ain. spectacular opening Juncau has, Wed- May 31—M National League witnessed in years. | Fri. June 2 Cincinnati 4; Boston 6. | i | Sun. June 4 Other scheduled games p.’b(pon»l Jack Conway ana Prosper Ganty, ) VE/f’:I. June 7.—L ed on account of rain. i bave i baan. malseys: on Ahe| Fri. June 9.— American Peague | Bk nahvay | 40 tham Foi isavaniil | Su(n. June 11.—L« gnion G uls & | ymars; have taken up Tesidence Anii Yoo: June 1~ Other scheduled games postpon- SiLk:J Jack' mansged the Skagway | 'ri, .!\mr‘. 16.—Mo: Lok el Lo "team to a championship at Wh o] . Seoond Half horse, ¥: T dn 1928, which was| Sub. June 18—Elks-Legfon. June 21 STANDING OF CLUBS the last year Juneau played in the g Fri. June 23 Pacific Coast League annual Queen's Birthday tourna- Sun. June Won Lost P(" ment. Wed. June 28 Sacramento 18 11 Fri. June 30— Oakland 1”7 1 607 Sun, July 2 Los Angeles 16 12 571 KING LEVINSKY ) Portland 15 13 .536 Sun. July. 9.—Moose-EIks Hollywood 15 13 Wed. July 12.—Elks-Lezion. Mission 14 16 46 ‘ Fri. July 14— ks. Seattle . 9 17 346 Sun. July 16—Legion-Hoose. San Francisce 9 20 v310 Wed. July 19.—Moose-EIks. National League Fri. July 21.—Legion-Moose. Won Lost PC~1 Sun. July 23—Elks-Legion. Pittsburgh /LSS | 133 Wed. July 26.—Legion-Moose. gf:ok;izxk 2 3 -g;g, Fri. July 28—Flks-Legion. L, | Sun. July 30.—Moose-Elks. Boston 3 8 500 Duluth Heavaelght Is NO, Last team named in each bracket Chicago . 7 8 46Ty Match for Chlcago is the home team. Cincinnati 6 8 .4;: | R Ve[ g - St. Louis h g 9 438 | In eran Philadelphia 6 11 .353| g_ FISHING HER SPORT American League CHICAGO, Ill, May 4—King Le- Won Lost Pet.|vinsky knocked out Charley - Retz- SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May New York o 4 1 5 .688 |1aff, Duluth heavyweight, in the | 4.—When June 15 rolls around, Mrs. ‘Washington 10 6 625 first round of a scheduled ten|Rhoda Haworth, 82-year old angler, Chicago 10 17 .588 |rounder here last night. will be at some favorite spot on Cleveland ey f .588| Levinsky weighed 200 pounds and [one of Utah's mountain streams | Detroit 3 Y 588 | Retzlaff weighed 196 pounds. trying her luck. She has already Philadelphia . 10 3751 —— e received her license. Mrs. Haworth St. Louis 14 .300| Read the ads as carefully &< you | has fished Utah and Idaho streams Boston 12 .204|read the news articles. since chlldhood DAILY SPORTS CARTOON WALTER. DECK- OF 7HE~ BROOKLYA VODGERS - ELMER. THE GREAT” TO IS TEAM MATES /1 o BEUIC KEEPS A RECORD OF EVERY BATTER.\} GONNA SEE 18 FACE A REAL ACHER HIM HIE SYSTEM MUST GE 00D -HE 1WON 2T GAMES FoR MEMPHIS LAST YeAe 5 V) " TE Boy 4AS couFlfieMCf- Tisits Rasarve Rasociated Pres President. Karl Theiie of tho Ju- | young S [Frr o) GREAT- | the challenge round tee's decision '\ LISTENED THEN YOU M'SSED AND THE L 1 LIKE rv\\f)d 7 AH-YOU © wl TO THE HEARING THE SOAPLES SWITZ, THE | | SHOULD HAVE || OPERA ON JASSBO TRIO- SOAP 1 YODELER J | HEARD “THE |f THE RADIO THEY \WERE MINSTRELS BesT- (' | ASH BARRELL | ™S WER\: IN] \ N > 2 2 933, King Features s,n.mu Tnc., Great Britain rights F rench Cnluuv Error: Of Our Duus s Cup Forces PARIS, May 4—Amo! ; W French tennis experts say, Poulain ad give France the Davis cup again|on we can count only on the this year. M ¢ 1y wrizs to win.” They expect France's ageing wa f riors to meet the United States and they ot that Ellsworth Vines and whc r comes with him will be tir ev and over-tennised. Fatigue and too much tennis will | y defeat America, they sists he will 1 The America Davis Cup commit- |Henri Coch singles only Coche to send the tes team to Wimbledon il is widely writ United | before | dnd Chr n ¥ spor Pou Dider nni. | words of warning: They must make Baer a ser us“ man who es it's his big opportunit; o is pre 1-J red to {fight ac lingly, e They'd bette lown-lau e with Park Av ; eayings and eccentric doings the ping Lochnivar ou: of turned on that ‘heat and look what ned! | “Max must ,')4 a good hoy, too, |and learn 15, He must be neither absent r o g |it’s the make-or fight for | Promoter Demp; also zero | |hour for Fighter Bac They'll isink or swim toget | “Baer has the ability to be ‘. hmelling, but he must polish his | the methodica ly cut him down. es. If he docsn’ | German will g temperament as well as his punch-f* tennis exp: se- |the Lawn Te tition of the er recently this would t will not arrive in France until ‘m\w s Borotra's d mi in time for the inter-zone |to play singles could be which ley will go into fatigue i|down. |CUTFIELDER FOR [ INDIA LACE DAY TEA T4 VERRS NIIIL 0 ot | YEARNS TO PlTCH 10, from 2 at the Luth Church MILWAUKEE, Wis the age May 4.—At 3, when most ball p ers who have been up in the “biz for a cigar-stand to buy, “Showboat” Fisher of the Bre still visions another trip to the I.IVER BII.E majors, ! n»h« won his unusual WITHOUT CAI_0MEL { ni gh his penchant for ‘1{ Y “mi l&on n,: splend And You'll Jump Out of Bed in has een “ur here” efore, wi the St. Louis Cardinals and with the Morning Rarin’ to Go the Browns of the same city | 11 you teel mour and runk ana the world nd when I'm tt looks mnk, don’t swallow a lot of salts, g mineral water, oil, laxative candy or chewing tfielder ITl take up pitchi gum and expect them to make you suddenly again,” he says sweet and buoyant and full of sunshine. | Fighting in flurries won't bequite encugh for Baer. He's going to] {have to fight calmly and delibs |erately as- long | ges. ag the battle was | “Therell be time enough to tafk [} about plans of ba later. |20 back and continue our analys {of Mr. Dempsey. You know w |likely to wake up some morning | ‘aml find him as our premier pr: moter. At least, he's likely to be !the ‘front man. “Perhaps the Garden might evey sign him to replace James | Johnston. Tt will be murestm |to watch Dempsey’'s dévelopment | Whatever happens, you can be | sure they won't crowd him off th sport pages.” Let's | 16 STRAIGHT FOR CROWDER | It won't stand as a record b.'-‘ cause there’s no allowance for a| winter's rest in the middle of a| winning streak, but it is a no‘m-} | worthy fact, largely overlooked in| the opening baseball festivities, |that Alvin Crowder pitched his| [16th consecutive victory for Wash-| ington when he subdued the Ath-| |letics in his first start of the 1933 campaign. Crowder rang up 15 wins in a row at the close of last .sousx)n,} |the best in his career. | | The American record is 16 fnl‘: la single season, shared by Joe Wood (1912), Walter Johnson also| (1912) and Lefty Grove (1931) | The all-time major league mark | is 19, set by Tim Keefe in 1883/ |and equalled by Rube Marquard .‘ in 1912, the big streak year. En‘.i\‘ pitched for the New York Giant AN OLD PAL DEPARTS It is a matter of serious concer that the famous “Little Red Book | the last word ~on baseball records| and statistics, apparently will nc be published by Spaulding’s thi year. The answer, of course that the “Little Red Book" i “in the red” now, although I doubt there ever was any money in i It’'s disappearance would work a severe hardship on the boys who need the volume for quick refer-| ence when an unusual perfor ance turns up. 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