The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 3, 1934, Page 5

TR A WET 5 BRINGING UP FATHER MARVELOUS AFFAIR TO-NICGHT-MR: JIGCS- 1IN QT AN A FIGH AAOY ARE THE ONLY CNE WHO DIDN'T DRESS FoR THE MASQUERADE- | e WATHOUT WEARIN' & OrIFORM- HEY! CIT ME MR. GREEN'S HAT HE 1S T{l& Gsk._JrY \ Wwuo o TALKIN' TO- WHY- THAT 8\G FAT-HEAD SAT ON MY HAT — YES- | KNOW THE CGENTLEMAN- MILITARY CAPES Something New! { B/ E-OAQTPQR‘?:%’ T e TR emm— [ Something Different! © 1534, King Fes | GIANTS DEFEAT ' DODRERS:HOME RUNS HELP OUT -y Puts World Cham- WATERPROOF and they come in Blues, Reds or Greens . . . . New Manager of ]the Davis Cup captain—have the Seattle Team corners of their mouths turned down, for their search for a new star to polish has ended fruitlessly. Meet The Germans ‘The French may trip on their first stiff competition—with Ger- imany on the now deserted Roland- | Garros courts at Auteuil, June 8, 9, | TEN jand 10. Bets are even as to the | e !outcome of this match but the Net Enthusiasts Have Dark French hope that with Daniel| T . . Prenn, one time German ace, off | Misgivings in Davis | ‘ ‘ FRANCE MUST LEADER DEPT. STORE ‘ The balance of pitching power | seems definitely to have swung from the American League to the Na. | tional League with the opening of | the 1934 campaign. J It began to be ncviced conspicu-| lously for the first time last Oc-: * Victo ! ' pions Into National ‘ League Leadership George Bros. Store Open Tonight courts with flags flying. Martin Plaa, who trained the fa- mous French champions, has been dropped as Davis cup trainer and %Lhe team, they will leave the Cup Campaign NEW YORK, May 3.—Two home PARIS, May 3.—France is look- [ e R, " run , the first by Mel Ott in the tober when the sharpshooters of || ing forward to the 1934 Davis cup _ X s iy third inning and the other by pinch |the Giants led by the renowned| |campaign with dark misgivings. | oPlaced by Rene Tissol. Plaa's){ % . : . 5 \ professional tennis tours with Co- ~ hitter Lefty O'Doul in the eighth Carl Hubbell, brought down the ¢ | For the first time since 1927 she chet, Bill Tilden and Elsworth inning, ve the Giants a 6 to 5/ Senators in the world series. It was ¢ | will be forced to take her place in Vme.‘ forced him to rellnguish his victory yesterday over the Brook- called sharply to the attention of \line with the rest of the under-‘job g N v q * lyn Dodgers, a clean sweep of the the experts in the contrast of op-| jdogs and fight her way bracket by v i three game series. | ening game performances this sea-| bracket. | » The triumph also sent the World son. 1 , After topping the world for 50 @ ¢ @« « e ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ v« 2 0 & All "‘, Champions into the National Where such erstwhile American |long she will be lucky this year if AT THE HOTELS . en dSivattuc ’ lnc. * League leadership as the Cubs los! League aces as Lefty Grove, George | | [she comes through the Europeal o e @ @« ¢ o ¢ ¢ ¢ © @ o » to the Pirates. E. Ted Lyons and Wes Fer- % ; |zone into the inter-zone finals. . | rell were missing altogether from (M . | Not Like Old Days | Gasti & WEDNESDAY ! the early firing line, with Lefty| 4 % ADoK 5 Extablished 1898 Juneau. Alaska Coast League | Gomez and Earl Whitehill unable | [ Andre Merlin and ONFIsHan) Mrs, J. A. Berg, Tenakee; J. T Sdts ‘Tinolsnn.19: Eollywood b v;‘:r;c itiroute, the NatoHes o s s | Boussus or Marcel Bernard—a DA- Tenneson, Tenakee; A. R. Car- s e A Walter (“Dutch”) Reuther, 40 T ik S i 3 thetically feeble combination com-'yichael Tenakee: Nick Bez, Todd. Seattle-Portland, rain. | e ) league's flinging aces gave some 0 1 d ) J akland 6: Sacramento 7, ten| Year old, vcteran cof the major gwonec PEEE & | eton uek Saisworth Is Seattle's short- | pared to the famous Musketeers Alaskan BRI R M ST 3 fnige Th: das. " | anda minor baseball leagues, who “FriiS T EEE f e e ineup playing -:;i::: other teame |Lacoste, Cochiet and Borotra—will o J. Lee, Angoon; Mrs. Ole e s ol ‘ Los Angeles 6; Missions 2; night| h2s been named Acting Man- ooqinols turned in a great per-|0f the Pacific Coast Baseball bear the brunt of singles battle. ry,0 Tenakee; S. M. Joohnson, 1 P ager of the Seattle Indians fol- ¢omance but first prize goes to|League. (Associated Press Photo) |Jean Borotra and the venerable gyiy:’ g Gilligan, Salmon Creek; D ANCE MOOSE H ALL National League lowing the resignation of George 5546 Warneke, the Cub's ace, for rga”{)‘]ms Brugnon are likely to Play qorris Billiog, City; E. E. Evans, e * rooklyn 5: v ! Burns. Rcuther was released o . PARL ST e o e T e fbuhles, City. N A fii.lqsi“ u}){o}"kQG. L ISat Ten By e Snk ekaciio. T oay o i"m%:‘, i m”; The Tigers Browns have some-| There always is a remote chance i SATURDAY 7 BIG PRIZES A i e e g Micsion:. Burns's resignation, it Loiiod th e o ean 404 likely looking youngsters in the|that the Basque will consent once i i B ke day & blanked the Cardinals on the open- | yeaying department but older hands more to trot out in singles har- Lehto’s Hollywood Orchestra American League was lcarned, was requested by jng day with four hits. This year he [ f . D Philadelphia 12: Boston 11 Owner William Klepper. Reuth- gnut out the Reds with a single safe| "0 0¢ar the main burden. ness as the “savior,” but his days SO st st La:zf B metiot 2, i er began his dismond carcer oy ox‘:mdeebye(:omorosk;‘:'ijz[; one of hard match play are over and c l lng . — - — New York 2; Washington 6. | at the University of San Fran- out in the ninth, On this basis, he EMI0R S WL HERGE SR Rnows v ; | cicco and subsequently wemt win be due for a no-hit perform-| It is interesting to note that the| The tennis brains of the country Poult . STANDING OF CLUBS prefecsional in Portland, Ore, ance in the 1935 opener. | livelier National league ball, whilej—a"d chief among them Lacoste, ry BURN . ! later pitching for Cincinnati proving an immediate boon to some, ™ R Seasonin ‘ Pacific Coast League | and the New Ycrk Yankees, A Pewerfui Array of the sluggers who were about to|er circuit. Most of the pre-season g Won Lost Pct. pitching in five world series. 25 pass out of the picture, such as gossip about the effect of greater A dolicious sshsaning iog) ° * Los Angeles 24 6 L L et — Hubbell and Schumacher of th. {Hack Wilson of the Dodgers, has liveliness has been exaggerated. In Missions 20 10 667 Giants, Dean, Carleton and Halla- | not seemed to extract any effec- | fhe hands of a master craftsman soups. stews, all meat and n lan um * San Francisco 17 :; 22;1THREE LOCAL BOATS han of the Cardinals, Warneke of ftiveness from the top-notch pltch-‘likf: Hubbell most connections be- poultry dressings. Sacramento 13 | the Cubs, Brandt and Cantwell of |ers. |tween bat and ball sound “soggy.’ @y Hollywood 1216 420 QR ], HALIBUT HERE the Braves, Mungo of the Dodgzers| Asa matter of fact, there is very Al of which simply indicates that | the year aro™ Oakland 11 18 37 and French of the Pirates gave the | little difference between the balls|¢lass, not the ball, is the main $12.00 Per ton at bunkers Seattle 1g ig g:'}{ Three vessels sold salibut to Ju- National league a rare collection of [used last year and this in the old-'element involved. Sortiany M oral Leagno "Ineau buyers yesterday afternoon :‘;ixm”g tzle:": :gf"sl; °[mm:;;ma;§ o e THOBT o P T 2 LIS W iy Tios): o, OIS (HLe DR g I pieibater 20 B S R o Your $ is bigger when you burn Norland, Capt. Tom Sandvik, 25, = v ; L 8 |oounds to E. E. 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Freeburn, who arrived still have Sam Jones, Ted Lyons Boston 6 7 462 |here from Seattle on the Yukon and the fading Earnshaw. The # St. Louis 5 6 455 Monday, left on the seaplane Bar- Senators’ pitching reliables, White- W Philadelphia 6 8 400 anof Tuesday for Chichagof where hill, Stewart and Crowder, will find ¢ Chicago 4 7 364 | Mr. Freeburn is general manager it difficult to duplicate their 1933 —eto—— | of the Chichagof Mining Company. successes. ° ’ ‘00D FOR SALE Mrs. Freeburn has been in Seattle Former Philadelp‘nia and New Block wood and klindling. Phone | since last fall when she went south York veterans make up most of tbo i 358. —adv.|wm1 her daughter, Miss Annabel Red Sox pitching staff, which will | Freeburn, who is a student in the need re-inforcing unless Bob Grove | 4 Shop In duneau |Umverslty of Washington. shows a sudden return to form. 4 5 5 E » o Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. 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