The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 11, 1933, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER WELL JIGGS. OLD BOY THIS IS LIKE OLD TIMES. 90 LONG- DINTY, |+ FEEL TEN YEARS YOUNGER. 'LL SEE YOU LATER- HE TOLD ME HE WAS JUST GOING TO TAKE HANS FOR A STROLL AROUND THE BLOCK- HES BEEN GONE 2 FOUR HOURD 0 10 000 MOOSE DEFEAT ELKS IN DEBUT, LOCAL SEASON Not an Larned Run Scored but Paps Win Game by Six to Two houzhh they couldn’t score an d run, the Paps in their first game of the season, were able last to turn a quartet of Bills' er- rors in the first inning into five runs, and they were donated an- her counter in the fourth canto, c; defeat count Jack bition night of the season. The final was Moose 6, Elks 2. of no-hit, no-run pitching in the four rounds he worked on the mound for the Paps. He was elieved by Cooper in the fourth inning who was equally stingy in allowing bingles. He held the Bills to two scattered hits. First Inning Wins mitz was the first man in the opening inning ed first base on Baker's Fred Schmitz lined out single which put brother third, and while Jack waving at three of Fred stole sec: miscue. a hot Bill on mitz was curves ch brought when Baker threw wide to Molly MacSpadden. Fraser, doubled ‘to left lodged on the third sack. > Schmi fanned, and Grum- mett brought in Killewich and Fraser when Wold wcbbled on the , and threw the ball over , putting Grummett on Cooper rated first on and Kille- second. h gave the Elks their second gijeld fence to catch the ball. in Bill and Fred 1 a new Moose E Wold's second error and brought! Grummett in for the fifth tally of the inning. Cooper pilfered second but died out Last Run Scored Dawson scored the last Moos2 run in the fourth when he walked, took second on a wild pitch, and taliied on two consecutive passed balls. The Bills' infield certainly were not hitting on all cylinders, which | makes it hard on any pitcher who does not have the faculty of fan- ning three men in succession every inning. The Elks tried to regmer a ral- 'make your shopplng plans there as Dawson struck' {1, MacSpadden 1; | pitches, by Garn 2, by Cooper 1; | WELL, HERE | AM. HANS AN T TOOK A STROLL 1IN THE DARK;/ 1T \WUZ SO NICE, WE SAT ( ; JIGCS' COME BACK HERE- WHERE OI1D HANS GET THIS PRETZEL? THERE IN THE OHADE - ~ YANKS GIVEN TROUNCING BY ly in the started off brought him ixth frame when Necllo a single, and Orme around when he reached second on an error. Blake was out on a and Killew c\uph' Orme as he attempted Garn was issued “Big Mac” crached D n, who coul his mind what As he stood there statue, “Big Mac” re nd Garn took third. C olly back to the b to rd a walk, and a hot one to ma xka up Tie with Cleveland for Leadership , Bills' leftfielder, | —— scored in the sevenih | t bolbled one “Bus” Orme again plaudits of the fans rought down Fraser's long driv the third canto. Orme had to al- most bend double over the center- singled An‘.l when Grummy CHICAGO, New York Y. S h Cleveland American League's the White S terday 10 'to 2. Al Simmons, Indians for former Ath! udle and two | Sox ns ir » | Point, Schmitz gave a fine exhi- 1 runs in‘ the | ©0 MES WEDNESDAY Pacific Coast League Hollywood 12. o Pete Schmitz, Grummett, 1b Hal coon ELKS— rme, of lake, ¢ Garn, p, M Sp ad'n, National League nnati 10, 4; Philadelphia a 3b c. Leagye ;- Detroit nd 4 hicago 10. St. Loui P 2 4 oo o 2; Washington 0; 5. Nello, rf Juneau City League Moosze 6; Elks 2, Totals ———— Soare. by nnings: STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Moshe Won Lost Pet ks | Sacramento Summary: | Hollywood Earned runs, Moose none, Fk“Lcs Angeles none; two hbase hits, Grummett,| caxjang Fraser, Fred Schmitz; Base On| partiand balls, Schmitz 1, Cooper 1, Garn apccion Hit by pitcher, goattie Nello by Schmitz; struck out, LMSqn Fraheisco Schmitz 2, by Cooper 2, by Garn| 6, by MacSpadden 1; Double play: P. Schmitz to Grummett; Wi 234 001 000 ! 233 306 National League Won Lost Pet a3 632 524 Pittsburgh Stolen bases, F. Schmitz, Cooper, New York Garn; Losing pitcher, Garn; Scor—‘st Louis er, Jernberg; Time of game, 1:40; | Cincinnati Ummrcs Boyd and Thomas. Chicago Brooklyn Boston Pmladc phxa Let the aaverusements help you DAIIY SPORTS CARTOON R _ . BoMP WAS THE SLEADING" PITCHER. OF THE AMERICAN LEAGOE IN MAOY ReseecTs LAST SEASQN = e L3 3 C. SUMO -HATLEY- v—-THE BROWNS' PTCHER ™ WHO CAME " o STLouis FROM WASHINGTON -8Y way or~— HAOLEY RECENTy SHUT oUT THE FAST MOUING @HITE SOX with TWO utsT X DO’ A4 Wights Reserved by The Assocliled Pross, CHIGAGO S(JX er New York Now Goes Into Amer, at- | bition to win appointment to West i | tend. . ° | PATIENTS MOVED FROM . ‘P OLD PART OF HOSPITAL INTO MAIN BUILDING CITY BASEBALL CHATTER Henning, aring down Moose coac! 1ce to the P last night as he stood in the coa ing box wearing a spring red showed tim when American League shm Won Lost Pet. |t 7 ¢ 9 9 9 11 13 15 15 City League Won Lost 1 0 0 Ann's, Sister to New York Cleveland Washington Chicago hiladelphia Detroit St. Louis Bflst(m Juneau Pet. 1.000 | Legion | game 1a 1.000 thi; of Pof night looking for e weakness in the Paps’ lineup. Their | T. ! findings weren't made known and P there some doubt whether or ] Inot the men of McKinnon have a day | wealkn: Moose », 93 Elks La eatl, Howe, il was nominate FEE 4 24 ht way out all in- and mi from your ther joyous Radox the morning althy fe or money back when I Arf McKinnon had | warming up in th Painful i Marc Jensen | | Burning budl-pen 'uu" him, because Cooper | {test of their| " 1o flamation fect is to give the The new way 4 | hands. edersen realizes his am- It Ross Pedersen realizes his am-| WM 7o o oo ‘ ably ; make his debut he! = AR Y University of V\'xslnxmnn}u?l‘).‘ R sturdy he ill lose its premier sprinter and o § A iy ce a if you want to. a gridiron backfield star. and WRG Juneau Drug Co., Butler Mauro Drug Co. or any progressive drugg for a 45 cent —put 3 tablespoonf of water and for 20 minut:s the thousands of the poisonous acid that your foot distress—hard skin on bottom of foot and toes is rubbed right off — clean feet — sturdy feet or money back. —adv. ATTENTION Picneers of Alaska The regular monthly meeting of known as the Chicago Y. M. |Igleo No. 6 will be held at the C. A. college. | O 0. F. Hall Friday evening, | May | 12, at eight o'cleck. Visiting meémbers welcome. E. F. Williams college the new name of the institution form- George is draws from pores University of (California’s eight rewing ecrew lost fourteen eeutive to Washingtc m winning in 1921 - .- AMERICAN LEGION MEETING Alford John Bradford Post mee!s at“the Dugout tonight.at 8 P. M. All Legionnaires requested to at- —adyv. RODENBERG, President. ELMER REED, Secretary. S eee— —SHRUBS—TREES before Sunday Is Mothers Day “SO BIG” COMING CAPITOL All' kinds of plants, shrubs and trees best adopted to your gar- den needs. adv. ) { Empire. ,‘, old p: The pers at JUNEAU FLORISTS. HANCE brought Sue Tally and Jim Sundean to the same eerie hotel in a provincial French town. An elusive, phantom danger drove Sue to Sundean with her pitiful plea for help—and from that instant there surged about them terrifying, threatening events. Murder, shots from the dark, a ghostly face at the window of an un. occupied room, intrigue, mystery, harrowing nights and fearful days . . ., and over it all watched the cold, black, staring eyes of Pucci, the white cockatoo, awaiting the fateful moment to strike. A heart-warming ro.) mance with its crashing excitement, it is the most absorbing story by this popular author. Starts Saturday, May 13, in THE EMPIRE i sspital | 1 z z ‘ E BANK DRAFTS ARE CHEAPER Do you know that money can be sent safely to any distance at a cost of only a few cents by means of a Bank Draft? And do you know that almost any sum can be sent more cheaply by draft than by Post Office Money Orders? For both safety and economy, use Bank Drafts when sending money to distant points. FIRST NATIONAL BANK in Mon-| Pt o e i e UNITED FOOD CO. 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