The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 23, 1933, Page 5

- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1933. i < PACIFIC COAST Goal Chuckles N BRINGI UP FATHER By GEORGE Mcl 19 THAT ©0? NO Twzu_, | 'PHONED AND | g T TRANGE HOW QUICK LY SO THERE YOU ARE- ! a8 [ ‘mieé L ot I SUPPOSE YOU THINK FOUND OUT THAT MWONDER 1, COULONT [ WhaT A FoOL S IR ES R | BuedtaTeD DONT KNOW WHY You! DINTY MOORE HAS SR T Do ; s S FOR US TO GO- I'LL JUST BET HE ASE BO ANKIOUS TO 4 {| SENE GO RHE TR SFA%\'Q;(SD}ELY)M fr\':.A;;:‘:% NLC\;W SCOAL IS “THE MOST y FOR WHEN T O TO CHICAGO? AT CH\CAGO‘ HE ¥ ~ i : IN THE FURNACE, YouU WILL GETA KNEW THAT DINTY MOORE WAS = CHICAGO™~ T HE'LL ‘LOOK WM uP - ¥ This has turned out to be a great basecbal on for - .-fof the statistical var A HEAT-PRODUCING KIND 2 - OF COAL — 7 ‘Yvdlnk\ ln;)l‘\l)kml:ly)b"('n( e\ploded hen he blanked them Grove reg- TO SA\/) WE SEL[_ /T/ ta with 11 actests since||| WERE PROUD OF OUR DELINERY SERVICE-T00 BE Ryt IPACIFIC COAST COAL Co. o 1 as a x(mnkabl'- c'\mpngn for the i, B@Q HN MOVES ALL-STAR GRID TEAMS PRACTICE FOR BIG GAME | fiword: nave been tu } S e SEASKA UP HN LEAGUE over the premises or otherwise 5 another angle to the de- PROVIDING ‘THAT YOU BURN & tomy Meen exioded ||| (EXCUSE US -I¥'S OUR TURN 1 the 17th victory of his ca ; “~"‘v~‘ has been wxl)x‘krlngn aganst them. || 4' JUNEAU subjeeted to the menace of in- . d flw:m}fl“cefi-{ The only u The left-hander once remarked| % = Aig Jeature of this s he did was “pitch and| E’ F ittle Red Book,” long the big slugger, but the| . {mous as the repository and re ecord shows he has never yield- |ence place for baseball's best on|.q more than two home runs in g y l - l ¥ 4 record mxu bem:i among the minor | ' ginoje ceason to Ruth and only . o v of the sion and no Tondihar A . Seats Piftd y C ! ine altogether in the last cight b De [f its Pittsburgh ) lo i brought up to date this year. | yoars ! in Fourteen Inning | This bnu hanilu\])lpitl L‘I?L‘ m.}af- A BiBiBa of obher D | . : i Soas ball *4 who like their fi-| )y George Daus Game Yesterday BRIl b cluding George Da v J gures right on tap as. well as ¢t ill, George Earnshaw, Ken Hollo- AND BOSTON, Mass, Auz. 23—Wal- jena W s “0“‘?1"“:“' vay and Milt Shoffner, have been v B S iy o Vi {a flocl of. HHIHTHI achievements, | particularly “soft” for the Babe, s s i including the following: Before Dauss retired from the De- e ks 1—The shutout exploits of Carl yyoi; staff he was combed for 14 DEPQSITS ’ ’ : '“, }fubbcl]fl._ ace southpaw of the New | pomars by Ruth. Whitehill and LAY gase Do York Giants, who set a new Na- |panchow have yielded about a v ittsbu tional League mark of 46 CONSeC- | qosen sach p ' 9 utive scoreless innings, Walter Johnson’s fast ball was N ¥ 55 2.—The performance of Dizzy | picked for ten Ruthian clouts be- 1 ngl: nl‘,‘gnrd m;'.l i Dean in striking out 17 Cubs, for | fore the famous Washington right- 1 adherence to sound banking poli- ! ligh | a new all-time record at the pres- | panded retired from active duty on| cies have carried this bank through ent pijching distance, and the firing line, all kinds of times in the past. We ; v O | companion record of his buk»'np e hav de 1 d ded WINNING STREAK OF | immy Wilson, recording put- Ve MAde ISNL And SalcgRTe WASHINGTON BROKEN | Suts FIVE BLUBS H|T deposits in good times and bad. ' ’“’f‘ TROIT : | 83— The wuld record scoring That has been, and is today, our sak of the Yankees, who went steadfast policy. & games—two full seasons—be- | fore finally being blanked by none | | To all sound busi- » "’h‘;] "':;l"“l Robert Moses Grove ness we offer the strength of our of ‘the fAthletics. ; 5 s s St oF Hanrink 1y GUAST LEAGUE resources, the conservative experis e | times 1n one game to cqual l)\v ence of our officers, and the : ‘mm:nu record. ——- stability of a sound strong bank B 0. fioe TORY of bon' G SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., willing and ready to serve. L ! first baseman, toward —Five Pacific Coast I« club GAMES TUESDAY \,w,x \N)un»(vu:l\('.])!.I\:lll‘,' ord 10 | were hitting 300 or above when | 2 " g * Pacf; t League ! bverelt, Soott's long-stand- |.the season started down the home | il ot Iy ; 164 s ‘ot of 1,307 “"“"‘b""““d'*“ stretch, Sacramento was leading | . . Oakland Hollywood 12 | |own streak. | The only individual batter hit-| lrSt (llll}'l(l an L Dakland LyRoaR 1. ! These two squads of star gridiron players are practicing in Chicago for football’s “game of a century” | s Bitee bl S| National Le: | the niyht of August 24 at Soldier field, Chicago. At the top is the all.star western team. Front row, left| . . : | ting over the .400 mark was Osca ! Boston to right: Heiser, Stanford; Johnson, Utah; Sargent, Loyola; Williamson, Southern Catifornia; Gill, Cali- | GROVE VS. YANKS « Eckhardt, jing outfielder of the i Ch fornia; Mulhaupt, U. C. L. A.; Coach Howard Joncs; O'Brien, Washington; Baker, U. S. C.; Slavich, Santa | Since ove shut out the Yan-|San Francisco Missions. His av- | Clara; Brown and Sparling, U. S. C. Rear row: Sam Barry, assistant coach; Schwegler and Nesbit, Wash. | kces, I! have had a number of |€rage was 408, or 20 poir ' . Philadelphia, wot| ington; Schaldach, California; Beasley, St. Mary's; Christensen, Utah; Shaver, Drury and Tipton, U. S.'C.5 | queries about the record of the|of his closest rival, | sander, Washington; Krauce, Gonzaga; Smith, U. S. C. Left to right in'the front row of the eastern squad, | o vatpan southpaw aganst th: | Bordagaray of Sacramenio. i S e LT o it b low: Summerfelt, Army; Kekich, Indiana; Kurth, Notre Dame; Wells and Robinson, Minne: H i T ORI T8 Honinar and Baker. Northwestern. Second row: McGulire, Wisconain: Boswell, Texas Christian; i, :““”“ Shampions. ST | American League Purdue; Berry, Illinois; Ely, Nebraska; Harriss, Notre Dame; Hinchman, Ohio State. Rear row: Coach Dick | _The motion that Grove had nev-| Daily Empie Want Ads Pay | 305 1, 0; Chicago 8. 4. | wanmley: Riley, Northwestern; Crow, Haskell; Musso, Milliken; Manders, Minnesota; Horstmann, Purdue; | o e o & o Ne: < 4; Cleveland 3. | ®emxani, Marquette: Fesler. 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