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BRINGING UP FATRER \WELL- HERE WE ARE AT THE STATION: | WISH NOW THAT | HAD BROUGHT ALONG THATS ABOUT THE ONLY T BIANTS DIVIDE DOUBLE HEADER WITH GARB!NALS Pennant Surge of Terry- men Steady—Still Have Lead of Six Games NEW YOR Aug. 30. — The pennant sur of the New York Giants ¢ ued stead as they lit even in a double-header with St. Louis Cardinals, and the ton Braves were idle for the rl Huhbtll pitched his ninth ory for the year when he ul.l'fllwd the Redbirds 3 to 0 the curtain-raiser 1 former Giant hur- returned in the second game to blank the Giants by a score of 2 to 0, to win his first game as a starting pitcher since May As the Braves did not play, the game place Giants retained their si lead over tbht club in second GAMES TU League New York .3, 0. Philadelphia 1. 192 National 0, 2; h 4; Pi Chicago 5, 8; Brooklyn No other games scheduled. American League New York 11; Detroit 9. Washington 2, 2; Cleveland 1, 7 Chicago 11. Philadelphia Boston 8, 9; St. Louis 10, 4. Pacific Coast League Los Angeles - Portland, Post- poned on account of rain. San Francisco 10; Seattle 2. Sacramento 2; Hollywood 3. Oakland 5; Missions 10. STANDING OF TLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pect Los Angeles 89 60 597 Hollywood 89 61 592 86 61 585 82 67 553 69 81 460 63 87 420 San Francisco 62 83 Al Seattle 55 95 367 Nationay League won Lost Pct New York 2 € 602 Boston 68 55 553 cago 68 57 544 Pittsburgh 66 56 541 St. Louis . 67 58 536 Brooklyn 51 69 425 Philadelphia .. 50 11 413 Cincinnati 48 384 Aerican League Won Lost Pe! ‘Washington 82 43 .65C New York 3 50 594 Cleveland 68 62 527 Philadelphia 61 63 497 Detroit - 63 66 490 Chicago 60 67 AT Boston 54 T3 427 St. Louis 41 82 364 - Daily Empire Want Ads Pay — s . ] ! FINE | Watch and Jewelry Repairing | at very reasonable rates | WRIGHT SHOPPE | PAUL BLOEDHORN 1 SIS, PRI S L. C. "MITH and CORONA. | | TYPEWRITERS | 1. B. 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Aithough the team that e e he has captained so well e FRUM wARRIURs e during the curr m e e lost final game e o of wuild's Ser- e ® des ht, Bob Boyd, ® 5 iR e Eks backsiop and ' o Game Is Lalled in Fifth on ® extraordinary, didn't emerge ® ACCOUD[ Of 'Darkness— e from the game without e . 3 e someihing to show for his e Third for Victors ® prowess. . o ¢ 'When he. pasted a.fest @I o i K o de i 2 T o ball thrown by Erskine in ® o me copped “the fifth game e the third inning, and gave @ |t tne Little World's Series last ® it a ride to a garage 0P ®|pnignt making it three games to ® in a neighboring yard, ®ly ., " 1 wag the third year in o there was a brand new sult ® | qcoeqsion that the Bills have won e of clothes went along with e the City League championship. = fihe Hag TR ®| A home run drive by Haines in . He and Abby Garn were @ . . . . o . . . . . . . . 3 bagp s .‘on the paths was the deciding ule for the most homers % | factor in the baftle. It came with rout. m‘(h. At stal 4 ter Bob Boyd, Vet cat bt Aepoony e "j““'; ® homered with one on to giv A B R Vets a two-run lead, and was fol- | B M. Sehrengle Store. The @ 14eq by another four-base clout two players agreed that ® jn'4ne fourth by Eroskine. home runs made during the e Erski Hurls T series would count. Only e eline Emns A6 o was made, and that by e Claud Erskine pitched for the vl Tst " Alis & and, while he was hit freely, s 2 o 1Ot quite as freely or opportuncly as the Bills lambasted Junge, the eecsoec e i b pA Warriors' choice. He was nickad - 5 for e&ig safeties, including two 9 w0 4 ne t s i FIGHT’S OFF! WIRES | iwo-baggers, one in : !a home He fanned fc TELL STORY OF WHY |mcn, walked one and nit one bat KID BERG WONT BOX “ m Junge yielded nine hits, two them :four-base clouts and v ked one man. JOHANNESBURG, S. A, AUg. The game never should have 30.—The Transvaal national SPOTt-| peen started. It was 6:45 p. m. ng club has been negotlating for|pefore play was begun and already Kid Berg, British h;zntw(?mhr. t0! twilight had set in. It was evi- come here to meet Laurie Stcv-|qent at the outset that it would ns, the South African lightweight not be possible to play seven in- champion, before December. nings, and the fans didn’t want The fight, however, is off, aS {5 see the deciding game go less is revealed by the following ca- len that. bles: Darkness Ends It The National Sporting Club, to] And that’s what happened. It Berg: | went just four and one-half in- “What is least you will take|jnos and the first half of the o fight Laurie Stevens, Jonannes-|fourth was too dark for safe base- burg, twelve rounds, this year?” | pay) Both thrown and hit bal Berg, to the National Sporting!were almost blurs. Club: | The Vets failed to score in the “£2,500” (about $12500 at par).| first of the fifth and Chief Um- Sporting Club to Berg: “Ridiculous.” LG 5 KING’S INCOME GROWS .pxre Botelho called the game on account of darkness. It was prop- erly called. But many of the fans present expressed the view | that no deciding game in the final LONDON—Crown lands Droduced‘Lcague series ought to be count- v gross income of close to $7,-jed in the future unless it went 385,000 in the past fiscal year, anfor seven innings. nerease of $65,000 over the preced- l How It Was Done ng year. Venher team could score in the r top of a age way back of left- center for the circuit, Rusty scor- ing ahead of him. Andrews was (first two frames, although both | had runners on. Niemi, opening | for the Vets, drew a pass in -the first frame and died at first when Rustad fanned. Allen was tossed ou' J[ fnm Livingston, and E) rs] by ine. Iu th‘ r half the Elks had two runners aboard. M. MacSpadden d to right and Blake walked. ‘(mn\ poppad out to Rustad. Hain2s was thrown out by Rusty, and Niemi speared Livingston's fly ‘im center. Tiss Chance ‘ The Vets missed a fine chance in the second.. With one hand | down, Manning singled to right and advanced to third on Jung: double to left center. Worth's best effort was a slow hopper to third which Livingston scooped up and threw George out at first. Roller fanned for the third out. Orme singled for the Elks in | their half of the second after two wer2 down and Boyd cut him down by feet when he tried to steal second. Boyd Smashes Homer Niemi opened the third for the Warriors with a single that glanc- ed off Livingsto finger tips. H2 was forced at ond by Rus- tad's grounder to short, but Rusty safe at first. He stole second 1d went to third when Blake dropped a third strike on Allen and had to throw him out at first, Boyd smashed the apple to the an easy out, Garn to Haines. | Haines Saves It The Elks came back in the last of third to score three runs and take a one-run lead. Johanson singled to right and went on to second when Worth let the ball by him. Little Mac' flied out to Niemi in center. Blake singled to left, a Texas Leaguer, over short, Johanson advancing to third.| Kelly went to second on a short wild pitch. Garn hit to short 'and Roller killed off Johanson at the plate for the second out. With the count three and two on him, Haines smacked a groove I ball far over centerfield fence for four bases, scoring Blake and Garn ahead of himself. Vets Tie It knotted the count in Man- get The Vets the first of the fourth. ning popped out to Garn and Orme made a fine running catch of Jjunge's low fly to extreme left center. It was a preity play and robbed Ken' of a seeming hit. Worth doubled off the corner of Gorman'’s store and scored on Rol- ?AIIY SPOR TS CARTOON L A FORMER. VAmc;z = PLAYEG s 1307 CONSECUTIVE_ GAMES. FAR BEYoND GAMES WILL- ~By Pap How TE 1308 oU CARRY «ns STQEA&; ~HE'S onLy s THIRTY veart oo T1gow MAN" OF THE YANKEES ~HAS SET AW AMAZING RECORD For WELL "M GLAD | INTERESTED IN MY MUSIC- % LEFT THE RAILROAD 1 ’f‘“‘ M i | \‘ ! ’8/0} ler's triple to left. Jernberg nmde a hard try for the ball but glanced off his outstretched lh\nd ‘ and carromed into the fence. Fx- skine bore down and I.\nnwh PURTLAND HlGH Niemi for the third out. Elks Add Two The Elks added a couple of nm» in their own half of this nmm‘ Erskine , opened Lhe ball with i ec N COAST RACE grezn house. Jcmbcr'Y was .'*1 F(‘a\/(’l\ l\(‘(‘!) n Runmng down on strikes and Orme "popped | with Men Let Go hy up to Rustad. Johanson got hh‘ second single and scored when E%s O R AR Little Mac' doubled to the rignt| Rival Clubs in Circuit field wall. Rustad juggled Blake's| grounder, Molly going to third Allen backed over the road and snared Garn's fly to end the in- ning. i Erskine pitched carefully to Rustad and Allen, fanning both, of them to hop high ones to Garn| who tossed them out at first.| Boyd singled to right. It was getting dark and Andrews failed to dodgz an inside ball and was grazed in the side, taking first. Orme to the Rescue i Bus' Orme, who had cut off a| score in the fourth when he| robbed Junge’ again saved the day, this time by a real circus catch. With the tying runs on the bas- es, Manning smashed a low fly| well over to right of centerfield. | Orme, playing on the left of cen-| ter, ,sprinted over at top speed, catching the ball on a dead run, falling and turning completely| (fter the catch. It was one of| the most censational plays of the| game. Had he not reached the| ball, both Boyd and Andrews would have scored and Manning | would have had at least three bases. That ended the game SPENCER ABBOT Spenccr Abbett Portland in the Ccast League, has put up a ser nal fight for the flag with a crew of Manager of and the PACIFIC COAST COAL (. ArcticCigar Store SCOAL IS THE MOST | FOR WHEN I DEPENDABLE { N 'THE FURNACE, “ou WILLGETA OF ALL'THE FUELS,” PROVIDING THAT YOU BURN A HEAT-PRODUCING KIND OF COAL — 7 (EXCUSE US -I¥'s OURTURN To sAY)i- WE SELL 1T WERE PROUD OF OUR DELIVERY SERVICE-T00 JUNEAU ALASKA UNITED FOOD (CO. CASH GROCERS Phone 16 We Deliver M(‘d!a——PllOllc 16 FOR RENT ARCTIC CIG 5AR STORE Fully Equipped Re asonable Rental QUIRE WINDOW CLEANING PHONE 485 series of 1933. It was too dark| “has-beens” for another inning and the Elks| —_— didn't need to play their half n[' PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 30.—Us- the fifth. ing a bunch of ‘“castofis” from| other Coast League clubs, Port-| . The Season’s End land making a determined bid | %‘ér“;me? AB R H PO A p| 0% s sccond straight champion- B A “Iship as the last weeks of play were Niemi, cf. Tk T et f\‘l‘;:;““'””’ ; 111 g ? (’] (1) The Beavers, under Spencer Ab- BO};d. & 312230 bott, are a veteran crew with the Andr;ws’ 1b 207080 ()‘skxppm' apparently uninterested in Mannin(; 31; g 0.1 O?dwplapmu young players for the Tihbe ”};. * 201010 majors. Of the regular squad only Wornth.‘ o, 4498 0500 Pitchers Jacobs, Wilson and Bow- FEO s, 2 0.1 0 1 o/man and Infielder Reeves have not S S e ae P s AR played in the uniform of other coast nines. 'g;f;];_ K:; ;31 H7 ;201 E2 The interesting phase of Port- M'Spadden M. 2b.3 0 2 1 1 0 ]n_nd':s play has been its consistent Blake ' 6. 2 11 3 1 ofVvinnng and‘crowdmg for top place Garn, &, 3101 3 o/l the standing. Two catchers and Haines, 1b, 21180 o’hvo pitchers released by other clubs Iivingsion, 4b. 10 0 o 1 ofOf the circuit have played in rare Erskihe, g 211020 form for the Bpavers. Jernberg, 1f. .....2 0 0 0 0 0 ‘The best showing of the “castoff” Orme, cf. 201200 bunch was made in July when all Johanson, (11, 212000 of the opposition was swept away ______ and Portland seriously crowded Totdls & b5 8 olSacr;um*mo for the league lead. SUMMARY: Earned runs, Vets® Earl Sheely has been with three 3, Elks 5; two-base hits, Junge other coast teams while most of the regulars have been with at and Worth and M. MacSpadden; three-base hits, Roller 1; home runs, Boyd, and Haines and Ers- kine; hit by pitched ball, An- drews by Erskine; wild pitches, least two other clubs. Johnny Monroe, second sacker, was with the Missions of San Francisco and Sacramento before joining Port- LUMBER Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. Junge 1; bases on balls, off Junge |land: 1, Erskine 1; struck out by Junge TG0 i o B. P. 0. ELKS 1, Erskine 4; left on bases, Vets SHOP IN JUNEAU 5, Elks 4; stolen bases, Rustad Umpires: Botelho at the plate, B. Schmitz, O'Brien and Hermle | on bases. i Scorer: Pegues. 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