The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 13, 1933, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, 'I'U!ZSDAY, JUNE 13, 1933. GEORGE McMANUS N BRINGING UP FATHER 1 SAID NO-ALLYOU THINK OF 15 GOING OU WHY CAN'T YOU STAY HOME| LIKE OTHER MENZYOU COME WATH ME-WELL CALL ON MR. NICK O TEEN- 1TS HARD TO SAY,MUM- HE GENERALLY SAYS HELL BE HOME AT TWELVE,BUT 1T} GENERALLY FIVE OR SI% IN THE MORNING BEFORE HE GETS IN- SORRY, MUM- B8u™ MR. | NICk OTEEN OH! couLd YOU TELLUS DO YOU KNOW ¢ ANY MORE STAY-AT-HOMES? WHEN MONEY - IS ACTIVEI " ® There is more meney in this country today than there was in 1929. The trouble is that it isn’t circulating fast enough. It is frce and rapid circula- tion of money that makes “good times.” Patronizing hon ortant beca ere at hom entire commu active in our city of us can share....and instrument through which local people and business houveescan vork together to their mutual acvanioge. FIRST NATIONAL BANK 525 v p 2 §933, Kine Pearures Syndicare, Ine,, Great Britafg cighes teserved — O e e A - n n_fi EL : Nationai League ret 1S BROKEN UP " BY HOME RUN 588 | 580 .{)19 St. Louis Browns Win from' Chicago White Sox by 3-1 Score nterprises is ime ps money moving benefit of the ing business k in which all is bank is an New York t. Louls { Pittsburgh . Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston hiladelphia American 500 435 423 346 League Won Lost Pet. 33 17 660 22 5 22 24 |to Runstad who chased Pete back fon Collin’s grounder, Fraser's sin- Schmitz 1; struckout, by Junge 5, to Andy for a putout and Andrews:gle, Killewichs triple and J. by Jensen 2, by Schmitz 2; runs | threw home in time for Boyd to|Schmiiz's single, scored the first 8 hits 9 off Jensen in two and one-| VETS OUT-SLUG New York | Washington Philadelphia | Chicago MOOSE AND WiN BY 149 SCORE Legion Ties Game Count for First Half Flag— One More Game Each In an old-fashioned slugging bee, the American Legion aggregation last night walloped the Moose by a of 14 to 9, and knotted thz City League stand.ngs. Eaen of the iwo clubs has now won seven and lost four games, and each is slated to uiay a game ogainst the lowly Blus, resting in the cellar €.ght defeats. Junge went the wheie route for the Vets, largely by the grace ol the sluggiug of his teatamates. Th2 Moose were forced to use three hers, starting with Jensen who led little more than two innings, then Cooper for —one and two- irds innings and Jack Schmitz finished it. Every Warrior Hits Every Legion player got at least one hic and some got more. Man-| ring was the big stick artist with & homerun, a long three-bagger and a single in five trips to the plate. Allen got two doubles and a single in six tries, and Runstad, Andrews, N. i, Junge and Boyd collected two each, one of Boyd's being a double. The Legion total was 18 safeties for 26 bases. The Moose made a collection of 14 safe hits. Bob Killewich had a big day with a three-bagger and with two victories and ag out Fraser. Score in Three Frames The Vets made all of their tal- ijes in three frames—the second, third and fifth. Manning’s triple and Roller’s single in the second gave them the first’ run. Allen opened the third with a preity two-bagger to left center. |Worth was safe at first when |Grummett's throw was high to that base, Allen holding second. | Boyd rapped out a double to cen- ter, scoring Allen and sending ‘Worth to third. ‘Andrews’ hard sin- gle to center scored both runners and he took second on the throw- in. Manning shot a grounder to short which J. Schmitz fielded and threw into the bleachers, Jimmy going to second and Andy to third. Roller eased the tension by fan- ning for the first out. Niemi singled to left and Andy and Manning scored, Johnny going !to second, when Fraser booted the ball. Junge walked. Grummett imissed Runstad’s grounder to fill the bags. Allen, batting for the |second time in the inning, crashed ‘out another long double to clean the bases, and was safe at third when Fraser’s throw to that bag was wide. \I Cooper Sent In That spelled a day for Jensen. He ,was replaced by Cooper, still limp- ing from an injured ankle. Worth greeted him .with a,single to score Allen. Boyd was hit by a pitched ball. Andrews walked and the bases it | | 41 | were filled again. Fraser captured' Manning’s long fly to left, but | Worth scored easily. Roller ground- jed to first for the third out. Fif- iteen men had batted and 10 scored in the round. Cooper was nicked for two sin-| three named in the third inning. Singles by F. Schmitz, Collins, Fra- ser and Killewich gave them two more in the fourth. They rallea mn the seventh to score three more. With one out, |J. Schmitz was safe on Allen’s er- ror, but he was forced at second by P. Schmitz's grounder to short. B. Schmitz, batting for Dawson, walked. Cooper doubled across the road back of left, scoring the Schmitz brothers. Ramsay ran for Cooper. He advanced to second on Coughlin’s single and third on F. Schmitz's single. Then wuh’ two on, Collins was retired on strikes to end the two hour bat-| ting bee. | Vets Knot Game Count | The game: | 1VE’I‘S~ ABRHPOAE {Runstad, 2b 1 | Alle ; 2l ! Worth, 1{ | 0} P Manning, 1If 0] Roller, ss INiemi, cf Junge, p I lewconsaan Ho RO O RN R | Elrurmowwmwone Blrovmwnwmwe o Totals MCOSE— Coughlin, ¢ |Schmitz, F., 2b |Collins, 1b |Fraser, If |Killewich, ‘Schmitz, J. Schmitz, P., cf Grummett, 3b . i*Dawson, 3b-ss ‘Jensen, p !§Coopar, p-3b £Schmitz B. ‘fRamsay i ] | i cCoOMNO OO O ML~ BN COHONMO M - wh cormrMNMRONOOOOO Totals third innings; runs 5 hits 6 off Cooper in one and two-thirds in- nings; hits 3 runs one off Schmitz in three innings; losing pitchen, Jensen; stolen bases, Coughlin 1; ases, Vets 11, Moose 7. Livingston at the plate, Nostrand and Shopard on bases. Scorers: Jernberg and Pegues. Time of game: two hours and six minutes. BASEBALL GAME ON TONIGHT ; CUBS ARE TO MEET DISCARDS Ancther team has been organized by some of the bench warmers of the Juneau City League teams, and| they plan to enter the league for the second half. Tonight’s game will tell how good the teams are. Lottsfelt or Lowe will hurl for the Discards and Jernberg will catch. The Cubs will| have Lindstrom on the mound with Karabelnikoff doing the backstop- ping. The game o’clock. will start at 6:15 —— - 3 B. P. 0. ELKS Flag Day services, Wednesday, 9:30 pm, following Lodge session. Public is invited. M. H. SIDES, ¢ Secretary. B e Plans for rconstruction of a $1,- —adv. 500,000 group of buildings for Dil- |Oakland lard university, New Orleans negro |Seattle institution, have been approved. 'San Francisco CHICAGO, II, {Campbell's home |Scharein inning yesterday afternoon, up the pitching duel between Blac- holder and Durham and giving St ,Lollis a 3 to 1 victory over Chi- cago. The defeat was only the second inflicted by the Browns in eleven games between the {wo teams this season and dropped the White Sox to fourth place. June 13.—Bruce run with GAMES MONDAY National League Chicago 5; Cincinnati 6. Boston 4; Philadelphia 7. American League Louis 3; Chicago 1. Pacific Coast League No games were played in the |Pacific Coast League yesterday as St. ,this afternoon on the ‘schedule for this week: Mission at Sacramento. Seattle at San Francisco. Hollywood at Oakland. Portland at Los Angeles, Juneau City League Legton.14; Moose 9. following STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pct. Hollywood Resst 28 582 mento |Misslon .. 29 580 29 567 |Los Angeles 33 529 32 522 26 455 39 391 43 -368 , | Cleveland Art| Detroit on base, In the eighth St broke Bo:ston |the ‘teams were traveling to open | | | | | | 25 Louis Juneau City League Won Lost Pet. American Legion \ 4 4 636 Moose - 4 636, Bl 2 8 200 e e — Although he led all National League pitchers last season, Lon| ‘Warneke couldn't break even in the International two years pre- y. | | | More For Your Money AT COLEMAN’S SR BETTY MAC BEAUTY SHOP 107 Assembly Apartments PHONE 547 —— o= F e o | 1 [ WE HAVE IT | at the Right Price Harris Hardware Co. | Lower Fron% Street {| McCAUL MOTOR SHORT’'S JUNEAU’S FINEST FOOD STORE BLOCK and KINDLING GET YOUR WOOD WHILE THE MILL IS OPERATING Call Your Transfer While It Lasts JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS INSURANCE Allen Shattuck, Inc. two singles and Cooper drove out gles but wasn't scored on in the two doubles. , |fourth. However, he went out by *—Substituted for Grummett in the Errors figured to some extent in the hook route in the fifth. Boyd third inning. the run-getting of each team. The and Andrews laced out singles to §—Substituted for eJnsen in third Moose made six miscues and the center to open it. Manning Lhen? inning. Vets four. But it was an interest- cleared the bases with a homer £—Batted for Wawson in seventh ing contest all the way. {m the Baldwin yard back of left. inning. Two double plays by the Vets Jack Schmitz then relieved Cooper i—Ran for Cooper in seventh in- pulled Junge out of a couple of who shifted to third and Dawson ning. bad spots. One of them was the to short. With the bases filled| Summary: Earned runs, Vets i most freakish of the year and with a single and two walks, he Moose 5; bases on balls, off Junge saved Junge lots of trouble. With 'forced "Allen to popup to short 3, off Jensen 1, Cooper 2, J. Schmitz ons man down, F. Schmitz, Collins, and fanned Worth to stop the 2; two-base hits, Allen 2, Boyd Fraser and Killewich singled suc- 'scoring. After that the Vets got 1, Cooper 2; three-base hits, Man- cessively. Fritz was the only one but two hits and no scores, but ning and Killewich, 1 each. home to score on them. Then Pete they weren’t needed anyway. runs, Manning - 1; double plays, Established 1898 Juneau, Alaska i - FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Telephone 409 B. M. Behrends Bank Bldg. ALASKA MEAT CO. - Opportunity Schmitz drove a high fly to right that Worth camped under then dropped. Collins scored. Pete head- Moose Score in Second The Moose scored their first run ‘in the second on Killewich’s sin- Vets, Worth to Runstad to An- drews to Boyd, Roller to Runstad 'to Andrews; hit by pitched ball, ed for second with Killewich still 'gle, J. Schmitz’s infield hit and Boyd by Cooper; passed balls, Boyd standing on the bag. Worth threw Coughlin’s single. Runstad’s error 1, Coughlin 1; wild pitch, J. DAILY SPORTS CARTOON TALLER THAN MOST JOCKEYS -ue KEERS Nig WEISHT Cown By RiGD TRAINING Iy “ALL SURPRISE VICTORIES SCORED. ‘ HIS LATEST STUNT was To BRING AMR. KHAYYAM HOME IN £ o= usw%&v o —By Pap Pete WALLS ~MAKES ASPsCIALTY OF SFPRINGING TURF SURPRISES w1 N THE WOOD MEMORIAL- AT 8Tod. NG Rix Racerved Uy The Assoclated Press 100 Doors at Cost Builders Supply Co. A. DISHAW & SON » QUALITY AND SERVICE TQO YOUR LIKING Meadowbrook Butter Austin Fresh Tamales PHONE 39 Deliveries—10:30, 2:30, 4:29 | WHITE LINE CABS 25 cents in City Telephone 444 White Line Cab and Ambulance Co. THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS The Gastineau Our Services to You Begin and End at the Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat FREE—With every two gallons regardless of size of General Paint Corp. Paints we give away Water Pitcher and six Glasses. Now on display at Juneau Paint Store [, THE TREND is toward “ELECTROL”-of course! Harri Machine S[lop Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal